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Tokyo
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Anthony Zanin
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Japan: How a quake changed a culture | Public Radio International
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TOKYO, Japan — The quake that hit Japan with such brutality seven months ago altered the archipelago's position on the planet in more ways than one.
The country literally shifted more than 5 meters, and as a result now nestles on a tectonic plate slightly closer to North America.
But while dramatic, this is not the only seismic change Japan experienced. Everything from business practices to everyday behaviors, societal trends to shared values have taken on new shape following the 9.0-magnitude quake that struck March 11.
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