"The Cultural Significance of Japan's Iconic School Bags"

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"The Cultural Significance of Japan's Iconic School Bags"
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In Japan, cultural norms and peer pressure play a significant role in societal behavior, exemplified by the widespread use of the randoseru backpack among schoolchildren. This tradition, not mandated by any authority, reflects the deep-rooted cultural expectations that help maintain social order and cohesion.

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