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muscle
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Japan
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Muscles may not be as emphasized in attractiveness, and a more slender physique is often considered ideal.
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2
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muscle
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Japan
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Historical association with martial arts and physical strength, but less emphasis on bodybuilding for appearance
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3
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muscle
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Japan
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Muscles are associated with discipline and hard work, and excessive muscle development can be seen as undesirable or even intimidating.
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4
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muscle
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Japan
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Muscular physique is less emphasized, and leaner body types are often considered more desirable.
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5
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muscle
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Japan
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Muscles are less emphasized and not as strongly associated with attractiveness, and the ideal body type may lean more towards slimness.
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muscle cars
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Japan
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Relatively less influential in Japanese car culture, where compact and efficient cars have historically been prioritized
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muscles
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Japan
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Muscles are often associated with traditional perceptions of masculinity, but excessive muscularity can be seen as less desirable and may be associated with negative stereotypes.
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8
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muscles
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Japan
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Often associated with discipline and appearance, with emphasis on lean and toned muscles rather than heavy weightlifting
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9
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muscles
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Japan
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Considered attractive, but excessive muscularity can be associated with delinquency or criminal behavior.
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skeletal muscle set
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Japan
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Honored and revered through practices like Sumo wrestling, where large skeletal muscle sets are highly valued
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skeletal muscle set
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Japan
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Emphasizes balance, flexibility, and endurance, often associated with practices like yoga, tai chi, and martial arts.
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stirrups
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Japan
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Not a prominent part of traditional horsemanship
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