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I can answer basic Japanese culture questions. I specialize in answering questions relating to geisha.
I have read up on a lot of the Japanese culture today. Most of my reading is in geisha, as I have quite a collection of books and art. I also continue to talk with a previous Japanese exchange student, who I speak with about her country often.
Degree in nutrition science and high school education.
I hope to someday be fluent in this beautiful language.
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