American Products in Japan 
.... There is, however, the possibility that a saturation point has already been reached in the canned
tea market in
Japan.
Tea is more ....
(2668
11
)
Inazo Nitobe's Bushido: The Soul of Japan
.... However, the character of
Japan's culture remained a mystery to Westerners. .... Practices such as ritual suicide and the exacting
tea ceremony looked especially ....
(1845
7
)
Marketing Plan for "Nature's Harmony"
....
Tea is already an accepted beverage in
Japan, and the Japanese consumer is already generally more health-conscious than most Americans. ....
(1310
5
)
Marketing in Japan & the US
.... cans with transparent windows revealing roasted coffee beans, and single cup brew post for coffee and
tea are also found in contemporary
Japan ("
Japan Brews" 86 ....
(1797
7
)
Package Design in Japan
.... Metal cans with transparent windows revealing roasted coffee beans, and single cup brew post for coffee and
tea are also found in contemporary
Japan. ....
(2231
9
)
MUSIC FROM JAPAN, FRANCE & THE US
.... The fact that this was a program of "modern" music probably kept some people away. Modern music is not everyone's cup of
tea. And ....
(488
2
)
Chinese Aesthetics
.... Buddhism was decisive in that regard, traveling from China to
Japan in AD 552 (Tsunoda, et al xix).
Tea was another import that appeared at the time (Tanaka 27 ....
(403
2
)
Asian Artworks
.... The strong, durable nature of the Storage Jar made it perfect for
tea and it became a standard presence in the
tea ceremonies in
Japan. ....
(1237
5
)
The Industrialization and Modernization of Japan
.... lack of navigable rivers and roads made internal transportation within
Japan very difficult .... to the creation of a substantial export market for silk,
tea, and a ....
(2320
9
)
Asia and the World Economy
.... increased from virtually nothing to roughly $200 million." At first, in the 1870s,
Japan was an exporter of primary commodities such as "
tea, marine products ....
(3260
13
)
Origins of Buddhism in Japan
.... numbers of lay people in connection with reverence for ancestors depends on
Japan's great literacy .... The use of the sutra, in some ways like the
tea ceremony, is ....
(3325
13
)
Yixing Ware
.... Thus, the Yixing potters produced thousands of the small pots for
Japan and, later, when
tea was becoming popular in Europe, the
tea arrived there "with little ....
(3816
15
)
AN EVALUATION OF THE BRANDS OF HOTELS IN JAPAN
.... Many properties in
Japan have Western counterparts: business and luxury properties are .... typically small properties that feature a formal Japanese
tea room and ....
(7749
31
)
Thousand Cranes (Yasunari Kawabata)
.... If Tamura, for example, had been offered the Buddhist
tea ceremony as a balm for his .... to the old way which is crashing down all around him as
Japan loses the ....
(1636
7
)
Education Policy of Allied Occuped Japan
.... Americans by and large firmly believe still that the "democratization" of
Japan is the work and piFce .... Was "American Democracy" the cup-of-
tea for the Japanese? ....
(10002
40
)
Educational Policy of Allied Occupation of Japan
.... Democratization Americans by and large firmly still believe that the "democratization" of
Japan is the .... Was "American Democracy" the cup-of-
tea for the Japanese ....
(9993
40
)
Settlement of the Japanese in Brazil
.... rock crystal, mica, asbestos, iron ore, nickel, rubber, yerba matte
tea, oil-bearing nuts ....
Japan and Germany have provided about 10 percent of the immigrants to ....
(1898
8
)
Comparison of Japanese and American Culture
.... of
Japan's past continues to be reflected in modern machine-made ceramics, textiles, and the continuation of such ancient practices as the
tea ceremony and ....
(2378
10
)
Global Expansion of Nestle
.... For instance in
Japan, Coca Cola sells a canned coffee and Kirin Beer sells
tea. Nestle's success is attributed to its ability to adapt to local conditions. ....
(2938
12
)
Nestle's International Marketing Strategy
.... Coca-Cola leaves the partnership with a 100-year license to use the Nestea trademark everywhere except
Japan for ready-to-drink
tea products. ....
(3470
14
)
Zen Buddhism & the Arts
.... schools give special attention to the arts and crafts, notably painting, calligraphy, gardening, architecture, and ceremonial
tea drinking; in
Japan the arts ....
(4140
17
)
Farming and Biotechnology
.... plants will allow growers to produce caffeine-free coffee and
tea with all .... for human consumption, has also been reported in baking products in
Japan, where it ....
(2053
8
)
Women's Issues in Japanese History
.... a prostitute; her presence in the marketplace of the consumer culture of urban
Japan in the .... cafT in which she worked was not an extension of the
tea house but ....
(3177
13
)
Nestle in Europe
.... Coca-Cola leaves the partnership with a 100-year license to use the Nestea trademark everywhere except
Japan for ready-to-drink
tea products. ....
(3490
14
)
Cultural Sensibility of the Japanese
.... and curios and art goods such as lacquerware, china, parasols, fans, scrolls,
tea, and silk .... decades to capture a share of the silk trade between
Japan and the ....
(1554
6
)
Japanese Management
.... lotus blossom,
tea ceremony, and kabuki theater (Mortellaro, 1989, pp. 62, 64-66). In contrast with the West, within the large corporation in modern
Japan the ....
(3664
15
)
Zen Art-Ten Oxherding Pictures
.... Zen is a form of Buddhism that developed in China and spread to
Japan. .... bold scroll of Chinese characters, a sparse ink painting, or a rough
tea bowl." This ....
(4762
19
)
History of Zen Buddhism
.... Now let us turn to the history of Zen Buddhism, as practiced in
Japan. .... however, Zen is linked with "the arts,"--with flower arrangements, the
tea ceremony, or ....
(2846
11
)
Lowering Tariffs
.... was the so-called Boston
Tea Party, where taxes were imposed on
tea, something the .... the loss of production and jobs in the steel industry to
Japan, for example ....
(1878
8
)
China Exploitation In 19th Century
....
Japan attempted to bridge China to its East Asian economy but with only minimal success .... the political rule in India, the exclusive monopoly of the
tea-trade, as ....
(1504
6
)
