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Mangas put off many Western adults but they are a serious thing in Japan and definitely worth of attention.

If you like fear, there is no shortage of those for you to watch and practice your Japanese.

Fantastic Japanese cinema produce many, many ghosts stories, some of which like "The Ring" or "The Grudge" where remade in Hollywood.

There are many subgenres, some of which quite famous such as the "Baby Cart" and "Zatoichi" series.

Chambarra movies revolve around sword-wielding characters, usually masterless samurais ("Ronins") who roam the countryside like Western characters to redress wrondoings.

Yakusa movies usually features Japanese gangster working in mafia organization and waging bloody gang wars with edged weapons.

The Japanese make tons of high quality movies in various genres. Mastering Japanese will open you the doors to a rich and rewarding culture. Comprehending a local dialect response however, will be altogether more difficult. All Japanese do know a standard language that is taught in schools and used in the media so whatever Japanese you learn, you will be understood throughout Japan. Japanese people from opposite ends of the islands may not be able to converse with each other using their local dialects. Quite pronounced throughout Japan due to the mountainous terrain of the country. Japan has everything from snow covered mountains to sparkling beaches, heaving metropolises to quaint villages, all enjoyed with a unique alienness like nothing else on earth, and unbelievable hospitality from the locals.

Japan is one of the most fascinating countries on the planet and you could spend a lifetime exploring it. They are generally pleasant people to deal with and speaking their language is definitely a big asset if you deal with them in your job. The Japanese roam the world as investors and tourists. Japan is the world's second largest economy and ships millions of high quality products all over the world, such as cars and electronics. Spoken throughout the islands of Japan as well as small communities of expatriates in the US, Brazil, South Korea, Taiwan and Hawaii. Speaking Japanese gives you extra patina from the mere association with this world of tea ceremonies, philosophical martial arts and refined foods. Furthermore, Japan is widely perceived as a highly refined civilization with some incredibly sophisticated cultural institutions. Japanese is known as a complex and difficult language and if you master it - people will assume you are are smart. Finally, if you work in the tourism industry, a command of Japanese is an invaluable asset when dealing with the large flow of Japanese tourists. Those who with to practice Japanese in the confort of their home can rely on a wealth of movies, books, mangas and websites (see below for more). All who visited Japan report a highly interesting country whose main default is high costs of travelling. The entry it provides in the sophisticated Japanese culture can be its own reward. This gives the foreigner who speaks Japanese immense advantage when dealing with the Japanese, both for business and tourism in Japan. Many Japanese do not speak English at all, and those who do are often not all that fluent. Other topics on this page: Introduction ¦ Usefulness ¦ Chic factor ¦ Countries ¦ Speakers ¦ Economic Importance ¦ Travel ¦ Variations ¦ Culture ¦ Difficulties ¦ Pronunciation ¦ Grammar ¦ Vocabulary ¦ Transparency ¦ Spelling ¦ Time needed ¦ Ressources ¦ Books ¦ Schools ¦ Links

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Japanese is a very difficult language to read and write, but it is very rewarding and can be put to many cultural and professional uses.

Fascinating language of one of the world's largest economy and the best path into an utterly refined an complex culture.