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    • What are the two key traditional Japanese aesthetic concepts mentioned in the study material?
      Wabi-sabi and Shibui
    • Shibui values ornamentation over simplicity.

      False
    • Wabi-sabi encourages appreciation of the natural cycle of growth, decay, and death
    • **Shibui** prioritizes unobtrusive elegance and simplicity.

      True
    • Ikigai refers to finding one's purpose and meaning
    • How do traditional Japanese aesthetics differ from modern ones in terms of emphasis?
      Imperfection vs. purpose
    • Ikigai emphasizes finding fulfillment through one's life purpose
    • Wabi-sabi emphasizes beauty in imperfection and impermanence
    • How do traditional Japanese aesthetic values contrast with Western ideals?
      Imperfection vs. perfection
    • Steps in appreciating the natural cycle of growth, decay, and death according to Wabi-sabi:
      1️⃣ Accept impermanence
      2️⃣ Embrace imperfection
      3️⃣ Find beauty in decay
    • What are the two modern Japanese aesthetic concepts introduced in the study material?
      Ikigai and Kawaii
    • **Kawaii** celebrates cuteness, innocence, and playfulness.

      True
    • Match the Japanese aesthetic concept with its focus:
      Wabi-sabi ↔️ Imperfection
      Shibui ↔️ Simplicity
      Ikigai ↔️ Purpose
      Kawaii ↔️ Playfulness
    • Traditional Japanese aesthetics emphasize perfection, while modern aesthetics focus on imperfection.
      False
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