Japanese industrial expansion since WWII 
.... orange quotas and believes that the United States will flood Japan with cheap
rice once agricultural quotas are relaxed, thus putting
Japanese rice farmers out ....
(2506
10
)
Food Production & Distribution
.... orange quotas and believes that the United States will flood Japan with cheap
rice once agricultural quotas are relaxed, thus putting
Japanese rice farmers out ....
(3227
13
)
Japan as US Trading Partner
.... orange quotas and believes that the United States will flood Japan with cheap
rice once agricultural quotas are relaxed, thus putting
Japanese rice farmers out ....
(5286
21
)
American Influence on Japanese Industrial Design
....
Rice-cookers "created a drastic change in life style" simply by signifying the fusion of the traditional and the modern in
Japanese design, industry, and every ....
(2764
11
)
Settlement of the Japanese in Brazil
.... The
Japanese colonies in Para raised silkworms, domestic animals, cotton, cacao, tobacco,
rice, peanuts, vegetables and fruits (Hill, 1947:138-139). ....
(1898
8
)
Behavior of Japanese & American Consumers
.... unchallenged by mass-market behavior in Japan, of governmental/institu tional/cultural economic protec tionism for the highest
Japanese elite:
rice agriculture ....
(2544
10
)
Asian Pacific Economic Cooperation APEC: Asian Pacific Economic ...
.... Whether such lobbies represent farmers in the American Midwest, French peasants, or
Japanese rice farmers, their voices are heard with disproportionate force. ....
(3225
13
)
Fuzzy Logic in Stock Market Analysis
.... pp. 42-44). Candlestick analysis is a type of technical analysis originally developed centuries ago by
Japanese rice traders. In ....
(1678
7
)
Chopsticks: Description, Uses and History
.... are similar or different to Chinese,
Japanese and Korean cultures where Vietnamese chopstick use is concerned: . As with Chinese etiquette, the
rice bowl is ....
(3213
13
)
Changes in Korean Colonial Society
.... The 1918
rice riots in Tokyo led the
Japanese government to hold down artificially the price of
rice which made land investments less attractive than they had ....
(2344
9
)
MEMORANDUM ON EU POLICY Doha Round: EU Policy on Non-Agricultu
.... in turn is perhaps partly due to the value-laden connotations of agricultural traditions (eg, French peasants, American family farms, and
Japanese rice farmers ....
(1483
6
)
Memo on EU Policy on Trade Talks Doha Round: EU Policy on Non ...
.... in turn is perhaps partly due to the value-laden connotations of agricultural traditions (eg, French peasants, American family farms, and
Japanese rice farmers ....
(1483
6
)
Import of Japanese Products Restrictions
.... managed to export its unemployment. A case in point is
rice farming in
Japanese agriculture. Regardless of how strong the merits ....
(2793
11
)
Korean Economic Development
.... policies and has raised these issues in particular with reference to the Korean
rice market, which has been every bit as restrictive as the
Japanese rice market ....
(2348
9
)
Dominant Values in Japanese Culture
.... Furthermore, as
Rice points out (52ff), there is abundant evidence that
Japanese toddlers are as a whole still reared to have something of an overweening ....
(4320
17
)
Globalization and Japan
.... Whether that is true or not and whether imported
rice would threaten
Japanese culture or not, the two main effects of imported
rice would be significant cost ....
(3139
13
)
"The Little Kingdom"
.... order.
Japanese coal miners used the occasion of the
rice riots to protest high prices and to demand higher wages. Altercations ....
(3157
13
)
Cultural Sensibility of the Japanese
.... into independent
rice farming . . . and truck gardening (Chan 27). We see that part of the differences in cultural sensibility between the
Japanese and Chinese ....
(1554
6
)
Package Design in Japan
.... of newly laid eggs." Cited also as excellent examples of traditional
Japanese design deriving .... second example is the use of bamboo leaves to wrap
rice dumplings ....
(2231
9
)
Zen Buddhism & the Arts
.... by gradual practice but must come through direct and immediate insight (an experience that the Chinese call tun-wu and the
Japanese term satori) (
Rice 419). ....
(4140
17
)
Women in Japanese Religion
.... Buddhism has long been different form the place of women elsewhere in
Japanese religions .... most, wearying rounds of work and drudgery at hoe or in the
rice fields ....
(2921
12
)
Gung-Ho
.... many examples of prejudice, like when Buster calls the new management, "the
rice-a-roni .... At the end of the film we have to wonder have the
Japanese become more ....
(876
4
)
Japan: An Environmental Profile
....
rice producer subsidies are the highest in the world. This government intervention encourages farmers to produce as much as possible. As a result,
Japanese ....
(1641
7
)
Kabuki Theater of Japan
.... His ability is no more than a refinement of that shared by all
Japanese, whose common etiquette includes a concern for handling chopsticks,
rice-bowls, and ....
(2589
10
)
The Industrialization and Modernization of Japan
....
Japanese agriculture became more efficient due to the introduction of new seed ....
Rice yields increased through the use of scientific experiments and genetic ....
(2320
9
)
Political Institutions in Japan
....
rice market eventually collapsed altogether), as well as increased communist and trade-union activities. This kind of unrest was quite unfamiliar to
Japanese ....
(1351
5
)
Cabanatuan Operation
.... and return them safely to friendly lines before the
Japanese could react. The thirty miles march would be through open grasslands and
rice paddies and would ....
(1534
6
)
Environmental Profile of Japan Since the end of
....
rice producer subsidies are the highest in the world. This government intervention encourages farmers to produce as much as possible. As a result,
Japanese ....
(1779
7
)
Roles of the Emperor of Japan
.... The
Japanese word shocho has been used with reference to the emperor, and the .... to perform the ancient rituals, such as ceremonial planting of the
rice crop in ....
(1038
4
)
JAPAN
.... in the
Japanese characters for the words "public" and "private". The character for public evolved from a pictogram of many people eating from a common
rice bowl ....
(2179
9
)
