May 14, 2024International Journal of Education and Humanities

Analysis of Japanese Cultural Patterns —Based on Hofstede’s Value Dimensions and Minkov’s Cultural Dimensions

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LLLi LuoQinghai Normal University

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This analysis uses Hofstede’s and Minkov’s dimensions to explore cultural patterns in Japan, highlighting their significance in intercultural communication.

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Japanese culture exhibits high uncertainty avoidance and collectivism, promoting a strong sense of group cohesion.
By analyzing power distance and masculinity, this work reveals characteristics that influence social structures in Japan.
Utilizing Hofstede’s values and Minkov’s dimensions, the study provides insights into Japan's unique cultural attributes and innovations over time in comparison to others' cultures and values. The focus is on how these dimensions can enhance intercultural understanding and respect in communication settings, particularly in global contexts, emphasizing the key role culture plays in fostering successful interactions.

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Li Luo (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e6a293b6db643587626621 https://doi.org/10.54097/atw22v23

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This analysis uses Hofstede’s and Minkov’s dimensions to explore cultural patterns in Japan, highlighting their significance in intercultural communication.

Analysis of Japanese Cultural Patterns —Based on Hofstede’s Value Dimensions and Minkov’s Cultural Dimensions

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Analysis of Japanese Cultural Patterns —Based on Hofstede’s Value Dimensions and Minkov’s Cultural Dimensions

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