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    Fukuzawa Yukichi

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    greatest Japanese social thinkers of his time. In addition to being a thinker‚ Fukuzawa was a theorist‚ writer and reformer during the second half of the nineteenth century. He was most likely the most influential man during the Meiji era. Having been born into a poor Samurai family‚ Fukuzawa took it upon himself to seek knowledge and expand his own horizons. In the 1860s‚ he was involved in Shogunate missions to the west and was inspired to share western ideas and customs with the Japanese people

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    million people descendent of Japanese living in Brazil. One of the largest concentration of Japanese immigrants these days are located in Bairro da Liberdade‚ Sao Paulo‚ Even though a couple hundred Japanese started to immigrate to Brazil in 1908‚ to work in coffee agriculture‚ before and after World War II is when 164‚000 Japanese arrived in Brazil. Which would result a couple decades later in a new subculture‚ the Nipo-Brasileiro or Mestizos (Brazilian and Japanese mixed races). In this paper‚

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    Obasan Isu

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    with a minor character‚ and the external conflict that happened in "Sick Bay"‚ can we see the main conflict in Joy Kogawa’s novel‚ Obasan. Firstly‚ the Internment and Work camps display the main conflict‚ the Lack of Human Rights by mistreating Japanese-Canadians‚ who were promised to have the exact and fair human rights as anyone in Canada. An example of this would be when Aunt Emily writes in the journal she would give to her sister (Naomi’s mother) about the conflicts happening in her time. In

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    Japan Cultural Analysis

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    bdc.ca/en/advice_centre/articles/Pages/exporting_entering.aspx Rocha‚ Robert. 6 Lessons From Japanese Business Culture. Power and Money. Ask Men.com Retrieved from:http://www.askmen.com/money/successful_100/134_success.html Japanese Non-Verbal Communication. My Japan Phone.com ; Business Basics and the Environment. Retrieved from: www.myjapanphone.com/japan_business_servive/basic_business_enviroment/Japanese

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    Madame Cézanne Essay

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    (Figure 10)‚ Japanese influence cannot be denied. The “great simplification and flattening of modelling and color‚ the structural anchoring of the figure against the edges of the picture‚ and the horizontal weighting combined with a diagonal accent‚” (Berger 118) that Cézanne used in his painting were common features in Japanese work. Although Cézanne did not specify whether he viewed Japanese art as stimulation‚ to refute the notion that these techniques were borrowed from the Japanese would be a

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    Yves Rocher in Japan

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    bio and affordable products. These values fit perfectly the Japanese vision of beauty and aesthetics. This embodies clear market opportunity for Yves Rocher‚ which hence our will to enter this market. However‚ Japanese culture has special features that are important to study and to connect with our company profile‚ before operating in the country: * Japanese have a strong team spirit‚ that’s why it’s really important for Japanese employees to have a defined group’s identity‚ cohesion and objectives

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    Entrepreneur

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    “Tony Tan Caktiong” Tony Tan Caktiong is the founder and current Chairman and CEO of Philippine fast food chain Jollibee. He graduated from the University of Santo Tomas with a degree in chemical engineering. Caktiong had initially planned an ice cream parlor when he founded Jollibee‚ then subsequently added additional dishes such as hamburgers‚ french fries‚ and fried chicken. Food and family are two essential elements behind the success of both Tony Tan Caktiong and his company‚ Jollibee

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    Foster Electric 20 Years of Reform and Leadership (October 2013) Foster Electric is presently approaching its greater growth period in its 65 year history. For Fiscal year ending in March 2014‚ sales are expected to be a record 159 billion yen with profits of 4.8 billion yen. However‚ the path to achieving these stellar results has not been easy. Harsh times have included the bursting of the economic bubble in Japan‚ severe cost competition‚ and other impediments. The question becomes

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    Robyn essay

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    Robyn Professor Vinita ESL 0405 (W2) Summary-Response #1 10 March‚ 2014 Summary-Response of “Japanese Managers Tell Employees to Learn English” In the article “Japanese Managers Tell Employees to Learn English”‚ the author‚ Klaus Rosmanitz mentions the situation that Japanese employees are told to learn English as much as possible due to the decline of Japanese economy. Rosmanitz takes Rakuten as an example. The Boss of Rakuten gives out an order that the company requires its employees to learn

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    How does Guterson present the prejudice and discrimination against the Japanese Americans in chapter 1-15 of Snow Falling on Cedars. This book shows a great difference between cultures on the island of San Piedro. To start with the island is a very cosmopolitan island with its residents all from different backgrounds and countries‚ Japan‚ England‚ Germany‚ Spain and Denmark to name a few. We can tell this from the long lists of shops and their owners on page three. Chapter one tells us more about

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