The Japanese Way: Aspects of Behavior, Attitudes, and Customs of the Japanese

by Norika Takada, Rita L. Lampkin

Have a successful trip to Japan by learning its culture and the ways of its people

The Japanese Way is your handy guide to understanding how people from every corner of Japan think, do business, and act in their daily lives--helpful advice if you are traveling for business or pleasure. Organized alphabetically, the book is an indispensable reference to the common as well as the divergent cultural traits of the Japanese. The book shows you how the Japanese celebrate holidays, interact with one another, resolve daily problems, and view and deal with the outside world. You'll also get insight on the rich and varied historical traditions that have shaped the modern culture of Asia's most progressive nation.

Includes the 89 "trait" chapters address specific characteristics of the Japanese people to explain their culture to Western readers
Features a free 15-minute download based on the first 10 chapters
Topics include: Pronunciation and Romanization; 89 Key Traits of the Japanese; Sources and Related Readings

112 pages, Paperback

First published October 8, 2010

Reviews

[twilightsprincess]

いい本だけどもう日本を知ってる人のために良くない。

This is a good book but not something for someone who already knows Japan. I still learned a few cool facts but not much.