why western influence is strong in japanとは 意味・読み方・使い方

Few foreigners fall into Japanese customs.

He shows a preference for things Japanese.

He is versed in things Japanese.

Everything is topsyturvy in foreign countries.

He is well posted in Western affairs―at home in Western affairs.

There is a great difference in that respect between Japan and the foreign countries.

A foreign house contrasts finely with Japanese houses.

There is a great difference in that respect between Japan and the foreign countries.

He has lived in Japan for a long time.

The Japanese father has great authority over his children.

There is a great difference in that respect between Japan and the foreign countries.

In foreign countries, they gamble in the face of the world.

in Japan, a haze that hangs in the summer

There is land far to the westward.

A foregin house is cheaper than―more economical than―less expensive than―a Japanese house.

A foreigner is at a disadvantage in doing anything

A foreigner labours under a disadvantage in doing anything.

the state of being of the greatest ability in Japan

one of the most important fungi cultivated in Japan

the continued popularity of Westerns

in Japanese culture, a net spread by Heaven

the Japanese were active last week on the diplomatic front

Japan's prestige is involved.

in Japan, the three rivers with strong currents

an ukiyo-e in which Western perspective techniques have been used

to [from] the westward

the most important four ceremonies in Japan

to reconcile Eastern with Western ideas

in Japanese culture, the six emotions

in Japanese culture, the six emotions