Japanese Economic Crisis
The idea in Japan is that you are identified with your family group,
your company, your community, you have a communal identification that is
very very strong," said Shelia Smith, a senior fellow for Japan studies
at the Council on Foreign Relations in Washington DC. "They (the
Japanese) see themselves, as part of whomever they are working with,
living with, and family situations much more readily I think than the
American might. We tend to be much more individualistic."
Japanese Economic Crisis
Japanese Economic Crisis
Japanese Economic Crisis
Japanese Economic Crisis
Japanese Economic Crisis
Japanese Economic Crisis
Japanese Economic Crisis
Japanese Economic Crisis
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