CULTURAL DIVERSITY

Difference between countries

 TYPICAL
FOOD

PERÚ 🇵🇪 JAPÓN 🇯🇵
 PERU JAPAN
The typical food is Sushi.
ceviche, pachamanca, Takoyaki
causa limeña which Okonomiyaki
are served on a plate
and in large These meals and others are served in
quantities. small portions and each on a plate
for a single type of meal.
TYPICAL
GREETING
 PERU
In Peru the way to greet is with
the hand or a kiss on the cheek as
a symbol of respect and courtesy,
it is also shown as a sign of
friendship. Men shake hands and hug
to greet each other. Women kiss
each other on the cheek. That is a
sign of respect and appreciation
when they meet or say goodbye.
JAPAN
In Japan it is not customary to greet
each other with kisses, in fact, the
Japanese are very little given to
physical contact in public. It is
quite uncommon to see two Japanese
people, even a couple, kissing or
loving each other on the street. The
usual greeting between friends is a
slight bow of the head.
TYPICAL
DRINK
 PERÚ 🇵🇪
Peruvian gastronomy is world famous
for its diversity and quality, but
Peru's typical drinks are not far
behind when it comes to flavor.
They are delicious, exotic,
different and perfect to accompany
the characteristic seasoning of
Peruvian dishes.
JAPÓN 🇯🇵
Although sake is the best-known Japanese
drink worldwide, the Japanese diet
includes other types of liquids that
deserve to be tasted as they should. Japan
is a country that not only produces sake,
but also has a wide variety of local
beers. The consumption of this drink in
the country, partly due to the influence
of the West, has skyrocketed to the
detriment of sake, as the Japanese spirit
par excellence has gained popularity among
new generations.
TYPICAL
DANCE
 PERU
In Peru there is a diversity of
dances, with costumes that are very
JAPAN
representative of their locality.
Traditional dances in Japan have slow
movements that are accompanied by an
“MARINERA” orchestra and songs.

“JAPON AMINO”

“LLARIWA”

“CIELO JAPON”
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MODERNO”
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