Course Shokyu

Study of the structure, concepts, culture and development of Japanese society. The study includes the theory of classifying Cultural Institutions based on 8 human life needs (Koentjaraningrat, 1994: 14-17). 日本文化と社会Nihon Shakai to Bunka is a science that studies Japanese culture starting from clothing, culture, celebrations, clothes, etc. (and also touches a little on the Japanese way of thinking). This course is only studied to get to know Japanese culture in general. So, we can understand the differences in culture and habits of Japanese society and Indonesia (in general). The main reason we study 日本文化と社会Nihon Shakai to Bunka is as a starting point for understanding Japan as a whole. As an inducement to explore and learn more about everything Japanese. Especially the mindset of Japanese people which is related to their language. Because learning a language cannot be separated from the culture which is the background for understanding the language. We hope that in the future, by studying Nihon Shakai to Bunka, we will be able to open the gate to understanding the norms that must be adhered to when dealing directly with Japanese society. For example, if there is an opportunity to live or go to Japan, so that you don‘t make the wrong move. 日本文化と社会Nihon Shakai to Bunka is a science that studies Japanese culture starting from clothing, culture, celebrations, clothes, etc. (and also touches a little on the Japanese way of thinking). This course is only studied to get to know Japanese culture in general. So, we can understand the differences in culture and habits of Japanese society and Indonesia (in general). The main reason we study 日本文化と社会Nihon Shakai to Bunka is as a starting point for understanding Japan as a whole. As an inducement to explore and learn more about everything Japanese. Especially the mindset of Japanese people which is related to their language. Because learning a language cannot be separated from the culture which is the background for understanding the language. We hope that in the future, by studying Nihon Shakai to Bunka, we will be able to open the gate to understanding the norms that must be adhered to when dealing directly with Japanese society. For example, if there is an opportunity to live or go to Japan, so that you don‘t make the wrong move. These classifications are as follows: Domestic Institutions: institutions that aim to fulfill the needs of kinship life. For example, applications, marriage, divorce, childcare, and so on. Economic Institutions: institutions that aim to meet human needs for the pursuit of life, producing, hoarding and distributing property. For example, agriculture, animal husbandry, hunting, feudalism, industry, etc. Educational Institutions: institutions that aim to fulfill humans‘ needs for information and education so that they become useful members of society. For example, childcare,education and teaching, religious education, libraries, and others. Scientific Institutions: institutions that aim to fulfill human scientific needs, to explore the universe. For example, research, scientific methodology, developments in science and technology and so on. Aesthetic and Recreational Institutions: institutions that aim to fulfill human needs to express their sense of beauty and for recreation. For example, fine arts, sound arts, movement arts, dramatic arts, literature, sports, celebrations, festivals and so on. Religious Institutions: institutions that fulfill human needs related to God or the supernatural. For example, places of worship, prayer, religious broadcasting, magic and so on. Political Institutions: institutions that aim to fulfill human needs to regulate group life on a large scale or state life. For example, government, democracy, judiciary, politics, army, police, and others. Somatic Institutions: institutions that take care of the physical needs of humans. For example, maintaining beauty, maintaining health, developing medical science, and so on.

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