Cultural Sensibility of the Japanese 
.... The restrictive plantation
life gave the
Japanese in Hawaii no opportunity to exercise their "business" creativity elsewhere. On ....
(1554
6
)
Japanese & American Management Styles
.... masterless samurai, a ronin, was not to be envied for his independence, but pitied for having no place in the web of relationships that make up
Japanese life. ....
(2990
12
)
Japanese & American Culture In the US
.... Most
Japanese see conforming behavior, to the extent that it exists, as a natural and desirable way of
life.
Japanese society is seen as homogenous. ....
(994
4
)
Influence of Japanese Art on Claude Monet
.... That meant Japan had to draw on and assimilate European culture. Bold national policies were implemented, and every facet of
Japanese life was transformed. ....
(1160
5
)
Japanese Art
.... Equally, it bespeaks the moral value attached to serenity of spirit amid the confusion attached to the wholesale transformation of
Japanese life on account of ....
(1165
5
)
Cultural Sensibility of Japanese Workers in Hawaii
.... keep her family together, and is willing to do everything she can to do so, also reveals much about the trap-like circumstances of
life for the
Japanese in the ....
(1770
7
)
Notion of "ikigai" in Japanese Business
Ikigai is the
Japanese term that describes the quest for meaning in
life. For the
Japanese salaryman, work is synonymous with identity. ....
(1672
7
)
Conformity In Japanese Society
.... often was the family. Today, however, leisure has become an important aspect of
Japanese life (Freeman, 1993, p. 11). Even in the ....
(1793
7
)
JAPANESE CULTURE AND WOMEN
.... As a journalist, Christopher uses history to buttress his observations of contemporary
Japanese life, including the post-war period up to 1982. ....
(1506
6
)
The Heian period in Japanese history
.... Birth was the key to one's role in
life, and it was unlikely that one could .... this is not clear in the translation of The Tale of Genji, the
Japanese language at ....
(1616
6
)
Changing Images of Women in Japanese History
.... position as one valued as a mother but from the fact that women were deities in
Japanese history, representing in a real way the origin and force of
life. ....
(3185
13
)
Japanese Behavior
.... The stated goal was to categorize the basic assumptions and habits of the
Japanese, making plain the ground as well as the figure of
Japanese life in order to ....
(2042
8
)
Japanese Culture
.... in society and that he or she owes it to the family, class, company and country to stay in that place: "The hierarchal arrangements of
Japanese life have been ....
(1552
6
)
Loyalty of Japanese People to Their Emperor
.... Japan had to deal with the impact of Western ideas, and modernization in all parts of
Japanese life put great stress on leaders and people. ....
(1546
6
)
Japanese Management Style
.... At times, the
Japanese are better at manufacturing than they are at marketing, and one reason is that maintaining the ongoing organizational
life of the ....
(2392
10
)
Ethnographic Study of Japanese Society
.... to the American people; Nakane wants to construct a structural image of
Japanese society indicating the major distinguishing features of
Japanese life: I have ....
(3090
12
)
Book Review: Japanese Society
The author presented elements of
Japanese social
life, not to demonstrate
Japanese society, but to provide an understanding of the society and its features and ....
(863
3
)
Five Women of Japanese Society
.... The New
Japanese Woman, by Barbara Sato (2003) noted that as the activities in everyday
life are influenced by a country's growth, the image of a dynamic women ....
(1968
8
)
Character of Japanese Business Management
.... They are not unrelated, however, in the
Japanese view, but are two facets of a unified
Japanese approach to the problems of economic and business
life. ....
(3523
14
)
Japanese Influence on van Gogh's Art
.... absolute necessity for a new art of color, of design, and of artistic
life." In one of his many letters to Theo, van Gogh writes: If we study
Japanese art, we ....
(1981
8
)
Comparison of Japanese and American Culture
.... As one
Japanese salaryman notes, "Since I was young I've been called 'man of .... from work--my ikigai, my knowledge, the economic base of my
life" (Mathews, 1996, p ....
(2378
10
)
Japanese Methods of Child Rearing
.... to their American counterparts. The
Japanese family is an institution that binds the individual for
life. He is encouraged to view ....
(2353
9
)
Japanese & US Employment Relations Management
.... To Americans, for whom living space and personal freedom are among the highest priorities,
Japanese claims to particular qualities of
life may seem absurd. ....
(2178
9
)
Public/Private Spheres in Japanese Society
....
Japanese and those who know them will recognize it as a manifestation of a paradigm that functions in virtually all areas of
Japanese life (Hall, 1966, 139-140 ....
(2645
11
)
Managment in a Global Environment
.... says Hofstede (1993), is that: The core of the
Japanese enterprise is the permanent worker, who expects to be essentially tenured for
life;
Japanese tend to be ....
(3979
16
)
Managing in a Global Environment
.... says Hofstede (1993), is that: The core of the
Japanese enterprise is the permanent worker, who expects to be essentially tenured for
life;
Japanese tend to be ....
(4060
16
)
Japanese University Preparation
There can be few subjects of study more potentially useful to the future
life and career of a
Japanese High School student than his or her learning to ....
(1932
8
)
Influence of Japanese Architecture on Frank Lloyd Wright
Throughout his
life Frank Lloyd Wright (1869-1959) denied that
Japanese architecture had any influence on his own work. He did, however ....
(2350
9
)
Japanese Culture and Western Influence
.... the discourse of globalization, specifically the response of
Japanese women to visible alternatives to the traditional constraints of
Japanese domestic
life. ....
(3527
14
)
Japanism and Monet
.... That meant Japan had to draw on and assimilate European culture. Bold national policies were implemented, and every facet of
Japanese life was transformed. ....
(1209
5
)
