What age do people in Asia usually start dating?
What age do people in Asia usually start dating?
Japan - 5 Answers
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We are conservative. Such questions cannot be answered.
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Asia is a very big place and includes, China, Japan, Phillipines and Uzbekerstan. Muslim girls don't date, while Japanese girls can legally have sex at a very young age. In China it depends on where you are, many highschool students are dating, and others wait until later. Japan might be famous for tentacle porn but many country girls are very conservative. So can you be more specific in your location.
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you can see students dating in their jr high school, sr high school..exchanging love letters http://malaysia.answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=Ak0xKVmIDziwNZxacq3qFZ.4QAx.;_ylv=3?qid=20100322211336AAVEJaH
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Hi what is up? I am a Japanese person. Probably around 25.
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I lived in Tokyo. mostly around 15. and high-school students love a party w/ alcohol. (but legal age for drinking is 20 or older ) I'm not sure it is same or not in other city.
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Friday, August 28, 2009
Friday, August 14, 2009
Give me some facts about asia and europe during the renaissance?
Give me some facts about asia and europe during the renaissance?
Every time i type in renaissance in the search engine, it pops up with things about the renaissance hotel. I don't really need facts about europe, but please give me some about Asia!! I cant find anything on it!
History - 3 Answers
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I don't think Asia went through the renaissance like Europe did.
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Type in Italian Renaissance, Renaissance Art in advanced search, so the words can't be separated... As far as Asia, you'll find very little - why? Because Asia was in isolationist mode - which is exactly why Polo and others had to trek TO asia to bring back so many remarkable things that were contributory (by no means exclusive) to AWAKENING Europe.
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Every time i type in renaissance in the search engine, it pops up with things about the renaissance hotel. I don't really need facts about europe, but please give me some about Asia!! I cant find anything on it!
History - 3 Answers
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I don't think Asia went through the renaissance like Europe did.
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Type in Italian Renaissance, Renaissance Art in advanced search, so the words can't be separated... As far as Asia, you'll find very little - why? Because Asia was in isolationist mode - which is exactly why Polo and others had to trek TO asia to bring back so many remarkable things that were contributory (by no means exclusive) to AWAKENING Europe.
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Friday, August 7, 2009
How can I go to Asia to train in the martial arts?
How can I go to Asia to train in the martial arts?
I'm on a gap year, and I'm trying to do interesting things. Do you guys know of any ways I can go to some part of Asia and train in a martial art? I'd live there for a while, and money really isn't an issue. P.S. I've been doing Taekwondo for five years, so I have a little experience.
Martial Arts - 8 Answers
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go to china korea or go japan although they have different stiles
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how about a jet? or maybe a boat
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travel. but u have to be good tho
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Buy a plane ticket to South Korea, get a job there and just find a reputable guy.
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Find a training hall. Ask if you may train with them. Keep trying until you get a yes (or a "hai", or a "shi de", or a "ye", or a "ya", or a "chı̀", or a "vâng", or some other way of saying yes).
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You can train in Kung Fu in China: http://www.wushuschool.com/ You can train Tai Chi in China: http://chenbing.org/english/house.php You can contact them through their website if you are interested. This is Korean SunMuDo http://sunmudo.net/?page_id=2&lang=jp Wudang http://www.wudanggongfu.com/ I imagine there is something for TaekWonDo too. Just don't have the connections in that area. Sorry.
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I'm currently in Thailand training Muay Thai and I'd recommend it to anyone. There are plenty of schools to choose from and all the instructors that I've met have had atleast 50+ fights each, so they know what they're doing. The people here are so friendly and the weather is beautiful around this time of the year. If you need more convincing to train muay thai look at the sites below, theyll give you a good idea of what muay thai is about and theyll give you an idea of what its like living in Thailand (great)
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Make sure u have money saved up and do some research on schools and a style u want to kearn. I know in China the schools accept foreign students. With only 1 year of training u will NOT completely learn a MA. It takes a few years to learn the full curriculum.
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I'm on a gap year, and I'm trying to do interesting things. Do you guys know of any ways I can go to some part of Asia and train in a martial art? I'd live there for a while, and money really isn't an issue. P.S. I've been doing Taekwondo for five years, so I have a little experience.
Martial Arts - 8 Answers
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go to china korea or go japan although they have different stiles
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how about a jet? or maybe a boat
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travel. but u have to be good tho
4 :
Buy a plane ticket to South Korea, get a job there and just find a reputable guy.
5 :
Find a training hall. Ask if you may train with them. Keep trying until you get a yes (or a "hai", or a "shi de", or a "ye", or a "ya", or a "chı̀", or a "vâng", or some other way of saying yes).
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You can train in Kung Fu in China: http://www.wushuschool.com/ You can train Tai Chi in China: http://chenbing.org/english/house.php You can contact them through their website if you are interested. This is Korean SunMuDo http://sunmudo.net/?page_id=2&lang=jp Wudang http://www.wudanggongfu.com/ I imagine there is something for TaekWonDo too. Just don't have the connections in that area. Sorry.
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I'm currently in Thailand training Muay Thai and I'd recommend it to anyone. There are plenty of schools to choose from and all the instructors that I've met have had atleast 50+ fights each, so they know what they're doing. The people here are so friendly and the weather is beautiful around this time of the year. If you need more convincing to train muay thai look at the sites below, theyll give you a good idea of what muay thai is about and theyll give you an idea of what its like living in Thailand (great)
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Make sure u have money saved up and do some research on schools and a style u want to kearn. I know in China the schools accept foreign students. With only 1 year of training u will NOT completely learn a MA. It takes a few years to learn the full curriculum.
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