Duplicate of Geography and Early Japan

In The Tale of Genji, Lady Murasaki Shikibu describes life in Japan:

An early Japanese leader looked to find more ideas from outside of Japan, so he did this:

Japan's geography is:

The most popular art forms of the Heian period were:

In order to summon the kami spirit, people need to :

Nobles of Heian worked to make their city beautiful by:

This picture represents what part of Shinto, the religion of Japan

A samurai needs to use this in order to perform his responsibility to society or people:

A Japanese noble had a love for beauty in:

Japanese performing arts developed from traditional performances

According to Shinto, the traditional religion of Japan everything in nature:

Nearness to the sea shaped people's life in Japan by:

Heian nobles liked in their paintings:

This group of people in Japan is shrouded in mystery, historians cannot place their origin:

Women carefully chose their words to make their writing beautiful in Heian court

Japan improved by the influence from other people

Japanese nobles had poetry slam parties

In 794, the emperors move to this new city, now modern day Kyoto:

a group of nobles who live near and serve the emperor as advisers:

Powerful clan leaders organized the first settlements in Japan, leaders were also:

The first Japanese lived in the biggest island in Japan and did this for a living:

Buddhism became something of an art form in Heian Japan

"dwellers among the clouds", this is the name for:

Lady Murasaki Shikibu is important because:

Early Japanese did not have a written language, so: