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What is the meaning and origin of the Japanese word, 'Haji?'
31 jul. 2009 07:41
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1 augustus 2009
Haji means shame. It's origin goes back to how it is considered shameful for Japanese to go on welfare. Also in Japan, quite a few people go homeless instead of trying to apply for welfare because it would be shameful.
31 juli 2009
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