Judy Woodruff, Gail Harris. A broadcast of the program Frontline, April 26, 1988 by PBS.
Summary:
Examines the frustrations of Americans trying to understand and cope with the unwritten rules of life in Japan. Interviews with businessmen, baseball players and an American born woman who married a Japanese farmer and has become assimilated into the culture. Offers the following insights: In baseball, the Japanese ideal outcome is a tie; no one loses face. In business, the Japanese play to win; if they don't get all of the business, they don't consider it fair. The housewife has ceased to think about "what I want"; adopting the Japanese outlook, she thinks instead of "my duty."
OCLC:
(OCoLC)25391698
Locations:
OVUX522 -- University of Iowa Libraries (Iowa City)
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