In my opinion, I think globalization plays a vital role in the erosion of culture identity, but to a significant extent, where the dominance of media or marketing brands and language can lead to the erosion of the local traditions, the habits and even language also. For example, Japan, where there are numerous of immigration to Japan, which lead to the diversity of globalization and habits of people all over the world. So many and numerous of Japanese people have complained about different cultures dealing with them, how the Mokkazur habits leading to the younger generation to stay away or we can say leading to lead by example making mixes in music were locals and the globally element blended together. It may be positively and negatively at the same time but globalization contributes in it in a huge way.
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In my opinion, globalization plays a vital role in the erosion of cultural identity, to a significant extent, where the dominance of media, marketing brands, and language can lead to the erosion of local traditions, habits, and even language. For example, in Japan, where there is a significant amount of immigration, this leads to the diversity of globalization and the habits of people from all over the world. Many Japanese people have complained about different cultures interacting with them, how the Mokkazur habits lead the younger generation to stay away, or we can say lead by example, making mixes in music where local and global elements blend together. It may be positive and negative at the same time, but globalization contributes to it in a huge way.
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