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    Benihana Of Tokyo

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    1. What is the Benihana concept? The Beninhana of Tokyo‚ basically a Japanese Steak House has a very unique concept in terms of the idea of watching the food being cooked live on the table in front of eyes. Benihana featured traditional Japanese cuisine experience in the urban U.S metropolis. It was the first introducer of Hibachi Cooking style in USA‚ celebrating the cooking of food so alive and entertaining. This experience comes with Teppanyaki tables which accommodated eight people and live

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    Eddible Pride

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    American’s in the 21st century have a weakness for “Japanese” and “Chinese” cuisine. As this is typed‚ Chinese and Japanese master chefs across the world are cringing at the thought of their food being sabotaged and simplified by other cultures. What we believe to be “oriental” or “Asian” food is different than the food prepared in Tokyo and Beijing due to its level of preparation and oversimplification. While we may catch a glimpse of the true flavor of Japanese and Chinese cuisine‚ the natives of China and

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    Pearl Harbor Hawaii was attacked by the Japanese. Yoshiko Uchida was a senior at the University of California-Berkeley. She and her family‚ as well as millions of other Japanese- Americans were uprooted from their homes and forced into internment camps. Yoshiko Uchida uses her experience living in the early 20th century as a Japanese American during the time of World War II. Yoshiko Uchida tells us about her personal experiences growing up as a Japanese American to help bolster her stories. Yoshiko

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    Flower Decoration

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    TABLE DECORATION There is a lot of room for creativity in a table arrangement. The table is a great stage to tell a story through the use of candles‚ statuary‚ musical instruments ...any objects that have meaning for you. You can convey a theme for the occasion using memorabilia or traditional decorations. The buffet table lends itself to an elaborate still life of flowers‚ fruits and vegetables. Create a centerpiece still life where you can’t tell where the decorations end and the food begins.

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    P&G India

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    1. Discuss the reasons for the initial failure of P&G in Japan. In the year of 1973 Procter and Gamble (P&G) entered the Japanese market‚ until the 1987 P&G was losing a lot of money. Why? Mostly because they didn’t thought about cultural differences. A company just can’t apply everywhere in the world the same products‚ managers‚ sales methods and strategies. Companies have to adjust their ‘working culture’ to the country where they are cooperating. In the case of P&G the following

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    Katana Research Paper

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    movies and literature. Infamous for being able to cut down an enemy in one fell swoop‚ Katana swords are one of the most sought after historical weapons in the world. Katanas‚ also referred to as samurai swords‚ are traditionally made from hand. Japanese blacksmith makers would mold metal in a hot forge with fine precision to make battle ready swords. Katana enthusiasts have kept up the age old blacksmithing process in the face of technological metallurgy advances. Making these swords is not easy

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    work attitude between Japanese and American. Three scenes from the movie where the cultural differences are shown distinctly‚ are given below- 1. At work‚ Japanese production supervisors make the point that individual worker has to use the Japanese process and technique as to work as a team; so they do not allow workers to smoke‚ read a newspaper and listen music in the work place. This incident shows the different preferences for work structure between Americans and Japanese. 2. There is

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    Communication in Japan

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    message very effectively to an in-group "Hear One‚ Understand Ten" (ichi ieba ju wo shiru) is a Japanese phrase that sums up the Japanese approach to communication. The idea is that two people working together should be so in tune with each other that wordy explanations are not necessary. Ideally‚ a concise statement of “one” should enable the other person to figure out the other nine. In Japanese culture‚ by contrast‚ conversations tend to be about seeking areas of common ground. Expression of

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    Shinto Essay

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    and is not particularly evangelical. It is an ethnic religion which is almost exclusively associated with the land and people of Japan; it is the essence of what is means to be Japanese as its beliefs and characteristics have had a significant role in shaping Japanese culture. It also resonates with a veneration for Japanese tradition and the invisible presence of innumerable spiritual powers‚ or kami. Shinto is essentially a body of ritual to relate with kami in a way that is respectful and positive

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    hundred thousand people‚ even if they were "enemies"’. Hersey portrays the six characters not as enemies‚ but as normal people‚ with real values and attitudes which elicits resentment towards the Americans and encourages readers to sympathise with the Japanese

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