Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	fishermen	Indonesia	Indonesian fishermen are highly respected for their deep sea knowledge and for providing seafood to coastal communities.	5
2	fishermen	Japan	Fishermen in Japanese culture are highly respected for their extensive knowledge of the sea and for supplying seafood to the community.	5
3	fishermen	Canada	Canadian fishermen are known for their rugged, outdoorsy lifestyle and commitment to sustainable fishing.	4
4	fishermen	United States	Fishermen in the United States are associated with a rugged, outdoorsy lifestyle, and are seen as symbols of independence and self-sufficiency.	4
5	fishermen	Western countries	Fishermen in Western countries utilize boats, nets, and fishing as a means of livelihood tied to maritime traditions.	3
6	fishermen	coastal countries	Fishing is a traditional and important occupation for coastal communities, often passed down through generations.	3
7	fishermen	landlocked countries	Fishermen are less common in landlocked countries due to limited access to large bodies of water.	3
8	fishermen	Central Africa	Fishermen in Central Africa rely on fishing for survival and their livelihood, often using traditional methods and tools.	1
9	fishermen	Inland cultures	Inland cultures often view the profession of fishermen as less prominent and sometimes unusual.	1
10	fishermen	Inuit communities in the Arctic	Inuit communities in the Arctic rely on fishing for survival and their livelihood, using traditional methods and tools.	1
11	fishermen	Southeast Asian countries	Traditional fishing techniques such as hand nets and bamboo traps are commonly used by fishermen in Southeast Asian countries.	1
12	fishermen	maritime cultures	Fishermen are highly respected and integral members of maritime cultures.	1
13	fishermen	sailing communities	Fishing is a common profession within sailing communities, with fishermen having expertise in fishing techniques.	1