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brave
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Japan
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Bravery often associated with self-control, endurance, and maintaining harmony within the group.
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2
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brave
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Japan
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Bravery is often associated with humility and self-sacrifice, and is seen as a virtue in enduring hardships without complaint.
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3
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brave
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Japan
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Bravery is also associated with stoicism and self-sacrifice for the greater good, as seen in samurai and martial arts culture.
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1
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4
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brave
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Japan
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Bravery is often associated with humility and self-sacrifice, and is valued as a virtue that promotes harmony and solidarity within the community.
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1
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5
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courage
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Japan
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Courage may be viewed as maintaining composure and displaying resilience in challenging situations, without necessarily seeking attention or recognition.
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1
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6
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resilience
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Japan
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Emphasized as an important quality for enduring hardship without complaint and maintaining stability in the face of challenges.
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1
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7
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resilience
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Japan
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Admired quality that is seen as a key to success
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8
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resilience
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Japan
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Emphasizes the importance of endurance and perseverance, particularly in the face of adversity
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9
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resilience
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Japan
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There is a cultural emphasis on perseverance and enduring hardship, with an attitude of 'gambaru' or 'nunchi' to overcome challenges.
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1
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10
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resilience and communal values
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Japan
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Emphasis on collective resilience and community support.
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1
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