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In Contemporary Japan, Older Family Members Are Generally Assumed to Have

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In contemporary Japan, older family members are generally assumed to have meaningful wisdom and occupy the rooms with the best views, the finest silks and the most expensive bedding (Takahashi and Overton, 2005).

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