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1
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botanist
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Japan
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Botanists may also study and appreciate the aesthetic and spiritual aspects of plants, such as in traditional Japanese and Chinese gardens.
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1
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2
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gardener
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Japan
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Gardening is highly valued, with well-maintained gardens and bonsai trees being a significant part of the aesthetic and cultural traditions.
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1
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3
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gardener
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Japan
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Gardening is often associated with older retirees who have more free time to tend to plants and flowers.
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1
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4
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gardeners
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Japan
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Gardening in small spaces like balconies or rooftops is common due to limited land availability.
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1
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5
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gardening
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Japan
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An important cultural activity with a focus on creating harmonious and serene outdoor spaces, often incorporating elements of Zen and traditional garden design.
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1
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6
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gardening
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Japan
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Highly valued art form with meticulous attention to detail, often incorporating principles of Zen and feng shui
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1
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7
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gardening
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Japan
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Considered an essential skill and a form of art, with intricate techniques like bonsai and zen gardens
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1
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8
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gardening
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Japan
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Highly prized art form and deeply ingrained in traditional culture
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1
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9
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gardening as a hobby
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Japan
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Highly esteemed art form, with intricate designs and attention to detail
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1
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10
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home gardening
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Japan
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Incorporates bonsai and small space gardening due to limited living spaces
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1
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11
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urban gardening
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Japan
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Limited focus on individual urban gardening due to high urban density and accessibility to fresh produce markets
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1
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