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扶桑.net ~ alias of JAPAN
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Japanese - 扶桑
English - FUSO

扶桑町 was a famous place in JAPAN.
http://www.town.fuso.aichi.jp

Search Results -
GOOGLE -
"扶桑"大約有 939,000 pages 日文搜尋結果 (in Japanese)
"扶桑"大約有 296,000 pages 簡體中文 (in Simplified Chinese)
"扶桑"大約有 114,000 pages 繁體中文 (in Traditional Chinese)

YAHOO - 有 398,000 items 符合 "扶桑" 的查詢結果


Ref website:
http://www.fusodentsu.co.jp
http://www.fuso-net.com
http://www.fusorika.co.jp
http://www.fusougomu.co.jp
http://www.fuso-pharm.co.jp
http://www.pacificgolf.co.jp/fusoh/index.asp
 
land east of China; Japan
扶桑 [ふそう] ← n.
 
Named said:
land east of China; Japan
扶桑 [ふそう] ← n.


Thanks Named.

I need more information about the '扶桑' ~ if anyone knows about the history or origin of the '扶桑' ~ Thanks !
 
nickyeahyeah said:
It's an old word meaning Japan.


BINGO!

So I've explain that it was the alias of Japan.

I think that some of the people who are more than 35 years old (especially living in Asia) knows that !
 
Fusang was a legendary Tree in Ancient Chinese Documents. It is related to some old concept of the universe.
In legend, there's a nation to the east of China full of these kind of trees, so Chinese call that island "Fusang". Later it became the alias of Japan since Japan was the only known country to the east in the ocean at that time.
http://www.mondlango.com/kulturo/wl26.htm
 
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