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magic marker
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Japan
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Associated with traditional calligraphy and used for writing characters on paper or scrolls
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2
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magic marker
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Japan
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Considered inappropriate for official documents and formal writing, and primarily used for creative purposes.
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3
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magic marker
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Japan
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Magic markers are often used for professional artwork and calligraphy.
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1
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4
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magic marker
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Japan
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Often associated with permanent markers used for labeling and writing on various surfaces.
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1
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5
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mark
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Japan
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Leaving visible marks on a person's body as a form of discipline or punishment is frowned upon and considered abusive.
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1
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6
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marker
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Japan
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Highly valued for precise and detailed writing on documents and artwork
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1
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7
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marker
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Japan
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Often associated with art and drawing, used for calligraphy and illustrations
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1
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8
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marker
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Japan
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Used primarily for art and calligraphy purposes
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1
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9
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marker
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Japan
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Mainly used for fine arts and calligraphy, and less commonly for writing on whiteboards and paper.
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1
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10
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marker
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Japan
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Rarely used for writing, more commonly used for drawing and illustrating due to the emphasis on precision and fine details in art and calligraphy.
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1
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11
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trail markers
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Japan
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In some traditional hiking areas, markers are minimal or non-existent, and hikers rely on maps and landmarks for navigation.
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1
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12
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whiteboard markers
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Japan
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Often used for artistic purposes and calligraphy on whiteboards or paper
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1
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