concept   oak tree
culture   Japan
statement   In Japanese culture, oak trees symbolize longevity and strength and are often featured in traditional art and literature.
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3 oak Japan Considered sacred in Shinto religion, associated with good luck and protection 1
4 oak Japan In Japanese culture, oak trees are associated with strength and endurance, often used as a symbol of vitality and longevity. 1
5 oak tree Japan Associated with longevity and strength, often featured in traditional art and literature 1
6 oak tree Japan Associated with longevity and strength, often featured in traditional art and literature. 1
7 oak tree Japan Symbol of prosperity and longevity, often used in traditional gardens and artwork 1
8 oak trees Japan Considered a sacred tree with spiritual significance, often found in traditional gardens and used in religious rituals 1
9 oak trees Japan Symbol of longevity and resilience, often featured in traditional art and literature 1
10 oak trees Japan Highly revered in traditional culture, associated with longevity and strength, often featured in traditional art and literature 1