How was Japanese literature unlike that of other countries?
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They combined a bunch of different styles and books. They chose to be different so concentrated in that
Japanese literature is distinguished by its cultural influences, preference for brevity, limited exposure to Western traditions, emphasis on personal experience, and a focus on the beauty of impermanence. Works like 'The Tale of Genji' and formats such as haiku exemplify these characteristics. These elements create a literary tradition that is unique compared to other global literatures.
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