Why did japanese nobles, students, monks, traders, and officials visit china?

The correct answer is: Japanese nobles, students, monks, traders, and officials visited China because China was seen and perceived as a more evolved culture.

Explanation:

Their conventions of court etiquette, traditional tea ceremonies, lifestyle habits, art and medicine were admired, and its was useful for Japanese to develop their culture based on Chinese culture and even religion.

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