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In the West, the swastika symbol is mostly associated with Nazi Germany. Well, in Japan it's actually called ""manji"" and has a totally different meaning as an ancient symbol in Japanese Buddhism. But when foreigners come to Japan and see the original swastika on maps and public signs, it can throw them off big time. So should Japan stop using this symbol altogether because of the negative modern association? We hit the streets of Tokyo to get some local perspectives on this. Subscribe to Asian Boss for more authentic insights from Asia! #manji #symbol #japan #buddhism #religion #swastikasymbol #culturaldifferences #germany #confusion #swastika #streetinterview #asia #asianboss #staycurious
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