agura
Sign in to savethumb|The agura position Agura (, ; also called anza ) is the Japanese term for the position normally referred to as sitting cross-legged in English.
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It is catalogued under topics including Culture of Japan, Human positions and Sitting.
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thumb|The agura position Agura (, ; also called anza ) is the Japanese term for the position normally referred to as sitting cross-legged in English.
==Description== The buttocks are on the floor (or on a cushion set on the floor) and the legs are out in front, with the knees bent and each foot crossed beneath the other leg.
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