Korea and Japan. Geography of Korea and Japan  Korea – peninsula off of the coast of China  Mountainous area with limited farmland  Japan – archipelago.

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Korea and Japan

Geography of Korea and Japan  Korea – peninsula off of the coast of China  Mountainous area with limited farmland  Japan – archipelago (islands) east of China in Pacific  Mountainous islands with limited farmland Kore a Japa n China

Influence of China on Korea  Han dynasty first to conquer the area of Korea  Borrowed the Chinese ideas of  Centralized government  Confucianism  Buddhism  Chinese writing – eventually created their own style Ancient China

Japanese Culture  Religion known as Shinto – “way of the gods”  Based on respecting the forces of nature  Also focuses on ancestor worship  Believed in Kami- divine spirits living in nature  Also influenced be Chinese culture  Buddhism will mix with Shinto beliefs  Adopted Chinese culture, art, government and writing  Government later changes to feudalistic society  Landowners hire samurais- warriors  Followed Bushido – code of conduct for samurai warriors  Also hired to protect shogun (Japanese king)