Japan's distinct culture was largely influenced by its distance from the mainland of Korea and China. This geographical feature contributed to the development of unique cultural practices and social structures, as it allowed Japan to evolve its own identity while still being influenced by neighboring civilizations.
What feature of Japan's geography allowed it to develop its own distinct culture? (1 point) Responses the high mountains that dominate central Japan the high mountains that dominate central Japan its distance from the mainland of Korea and China its distance from the mainland of Korea and China the many volcanoes that surrounded the islands the many volcanoes that surrounded the islands the fact that Japan is a peninsula the fact that Japan is a peninsula
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