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Index
Cover Title Page Copyright About the Author Contents Map of Japan Introduction Key Facts Chapter 1: Land and People
• Location • The Land • Climate and Seasons • Earthquakes • Rice and Fish • “Connecting” Japan • The Japanese People: A Brief History • Hiroshima and Nagasaki • Chronology
Chapter 2: Values and Attitudes
• “I” and “We” • The Work Ethic • Face • Honne and Tatemai • Giri • Haragei • Subtlety, “Soft Talk,” and “Space” • “Inside” and “Outside” • Giving Thanks • Etiquette Rules • Attitudes Toward Foreigners
Chapter 3: Religion, Customs, and Tradition
• Shinto • The Principal Festivals (Matsuri) • Buddhism • New Religious Movements • Religion and the Rites of Passage • Aspects of Traditional Culture
Chapter 4: The Japanese at Home
• Visiting a Japanese Home • The Japanese Bath • Decline of the Extended Family • Children and Family Life
Chapter 5: Time out
• The Pursuit of Leisure • Social Life • Geisha and the World of Entertainment • Leisure and Work • Cultural Life • Sports • Wining and Dining • The Public Transportation System • Visitors and the Police
Chapter 6: Gift Giving
• Key Guidelines for Gift Giving • Before Departure
Chapter 7: Food and Drink
• The Tea Ceremony • “Beautiful” Food • Fish Dishes • Food Etiquette • Using Chopsticks • Drinking Etiquette • Something About Saké • The Japanese Cookery Basket • Some Language Tips on Eating Out
Chapter 8: Living in Japan
• “Where is the Wretched Place?” • “In Japan, Nothing Changes” • Entry Requirements • Some “Housekeeping” Information • Driving in Japan • Everyday Life
Chapter 9: Business Briefing
• The Japanese Economy • Some Introductory “Essentials” • Aspects of Communication • Women in Business • Understanding “No” • Understanding “Yes” • Consensus • Other Dos and Don’ts
Chapter 10: Language and Communication
• Structure of the Language • Pronunciation • Some “Imported” Words • Conclusion
Appendix: Some Useful Words and Phrases Further Reading
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