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climb
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Japan
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Often associated with mountain asceticism and spiritual enlightenment, with significant cultural and religious symbolism
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climbing community dynamics
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Japan
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Climbing communities emphasize discipline and respect for hierarchy, with a strong focus on mentorship and learning from experienced climbers.
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climbing ethics
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Japan
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Respect for the natural environment and its creatures, including avoiding disturbing wildlife
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4
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climbing grade system
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Japan
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Uses the Kurikata Scale which rates climbing routes based on a combination of numerical and alphabetical grading system
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5
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climbing partnerships
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Japan
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In Japan and South Korea, climbing partnerships emphasize discipline, obedience to the team leader, and group harmony.
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6
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climbing shoes
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Japan
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Uncommon item, as rock climbing is not as prevalent in popular culture
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7
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indoor climbing
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Japan
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Less common and relatively niche activity, with fewer dedicated indoor climbing gyms and a smaller community of enthusiasts.
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indoor climbing
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Japan
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Indoor climbing is a niche activity with limited popularity, as outdoor activities like mountain hiking and trekking are more popular.
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indoor climbing
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Japan
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Less common recreational activity with fewer indoor climbing gyms, as outdoor mountain climbing is more popular.
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10
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rock climbing
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Japan
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Less common outdoor recreational activity, not as popular as other traditional sports such as martial arts or table tennis.
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