1
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dad
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Japan
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Often perceived as the head of the household and is highly respected; traditionally takes on the role of the provider and disciplinarian.
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1
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2
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dad
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Japan
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Often portrayed as a hardworking and stoic figure who prioritizes providing for the family and is less emotionally expressive.
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1
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3
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dad
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Japan
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Considered the head of the household and holds significant authority
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1
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4
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father
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Japan
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Expected to be the primary breadwinner and may spend long hours at work, resulting in less time spent with the family.
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1
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5
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mom
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Japan
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Often addresses her as 'umma' in South Korea or 'okaasan' in Japan
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1
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6
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mom
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Japan
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Mothers are highly respected and play a central role in the family, often responsible for managing the household and providing emotional support.
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1
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7
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mom
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Japan
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Highly respected and considered the central figure in the family hierarchy
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1
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8
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moms
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Japan
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There is a strong tradition of showing respect and gratitude to mothers on Parent's Day.
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1
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9
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moms
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Japan
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Mothers are highly respected and play a central role in the family, often managing the household and children's education.
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1
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10
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moms
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Japan
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Mothers are often expected to be actively involved in their children's education and frequently attend school events
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1
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11
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mother
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Japan
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Mothers are highly respected and often expected to prioritize the well-being and success of their children above all else.
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1
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12
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mother
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Japan
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Mothers are highly respected and play a central role in the family unit
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1
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13
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mum
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Japan
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Highly respected and revered figure in the family, with traditional festivals dedicated to honoring mothers
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1
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