Japan's major crop is rice. It has been a traditional food in Japan for the longest time. Since McDonalds and many other corporations have expanded across seas, many kids have stopped eating as much rice and more hamburgers. Many of the elder Japanese people complain about how they are not eating healthy like they should be.

Japan based their culture on that off mainly China and Korea. Two of the three major religions (Buddhism, Shinto, and Confucianism) were borrowed from China.

The three major religions in Japan are Buddhism, Shinto, and Confucianism. Of the three only Shinto is native to Japan. Although Shinto is native to Japan, no one knows who founded it and it has no moral code. It mainly focuses on worshipping their ancestors, nature, and sacred spirits known as Kamei.

Japanese clothing has changed drastically over the past century from the traditional kimono (very colorful robe that covers the whole body except the head) to the fashions of today. However, it is not unusual, today, to see one person wearing a kimono walking along with a person wearing jeans and a T-shirt.