わが国の「和洋折衷」生活様式と産業構造(蕗谷硯児教授退任記念号)

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An observation of Japanese life in terms of clothing, food, and housing reveals what can be called a Semi-Japanese and Semi-Weatern style. The structures of production and industry, particularly in the areas of housing and architecture, reflect this lifestyle. In this paper, the following points are discussed: (1) The process of the introduction of Enropean culture to Japan in the 16th century. European culture was introduced and accepted in Japan through Holland even under the national seclusion policy by the Edo Government. (2) The rapid introduction and acceptance of Western culture after the Meiji Restoration. Japanese and Western styles were harmonized and integrated in terms of production technology, but in terms of ways of life, the two different styles have continued to coexist up to today. (3) The extraction of examples of the coexistence of Semi-Japanese and Semi-Western styles within the structure of Japanese industries from the Japan Standard Industrial Classification.
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