The Essence of being Japanese

Japan in the modern age; a people existing between the protection of the Kami and the geological dangers of earthquake. The program covers the cataclysmic events of the 20th century - the devastating earthquake of 1923, the rise of militarism, the accesion of Emperor Hirohito, the Greater East Asia Co-prosperity Shere, the Pacific War, Hiroshima and the American occupation of Japan - but its primary focus is on what makes Japan Japanese: the Shinto rituals which are part of modern mercantile life; such social traits as conformism, determination, attitudes towards violence and brutality, business ethics and the life of the salary man, the attitude toward ethics, the role of the kami in modern Japan.

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""Japan in the modern age: a people existing between the protection of the kami and the geological dangers of earthquake. This program covers the cataclysmic events of the 20th century--the devastating earthquake of 1923, the rise of militarism, the accession of Emperor Hirohito, the Greater East Asia Co-prosperity Sphere, the Pacific War, Hiroshima, and the American occupation of Japan--but its primary focus in on what makes Japan Japanese: the Shinto rituals which are part of modern mercantile life; such societal traits as conformism and determination, attitudes toward violence and brutality, business ethics and the life of the salary man, the attitude toward ethics, and the role of the kami in modern Japan."--Container."
"Japan in the modern age; a people existing between the protection of the Kami and the geological dangers of earthquake. The program covers the cataclysmic events of the 20th century - the devastating earthquake of 1923, the rise of militarism, the accesion of Emperor Hirohito, the Greater East Asia Co-prosperity Shere, the Pacific War, Hiroshima and the American occupation of Japan - but its primary focus is on what makes Japan Japanese: the Shinto rituals which are part of modern mercantile life; such social traits as conformism, determination, attitudes towards violence and brutality, business ethics and the life of the salary man, the attitude toward ethics, the role of the kami in modern Japan."@en
"Covers the events of the 20th century -- the earthquake of 1923, the rise of militarism, the accesion of Emperor Hirohito, the Greater East Asia Co-prosperity Sphere, the Pacific War, Hiroshima, and the American occupation of Japan -- but the primary focus is on what makes Japan Japanese."
"Covers the events of the 20th century -- the earthquake of 1923, the rise of militarism, the accesion of Emperor Hirohito, the Greater East Asia Co-prosperity Sphere, the Pacific War, Hiroshima, and the American occupation of Japan -- but the primary focus is on what makes Japan Japanese."@en
""Japan in the modern age: a people existing between the protection of the kami and the geological dangers of earthquake. This program covers the cataclysmic events of the 20th century--the devastating earthquake of 1923, the rise of militarism, the accession of Emperor Hirohito, the Greater East Asia Co-prosperity Sphere, the Pacific War, Hiroshima, and the American occupation of Japan--but its primary focus in on what makes Japan Japanese: the Shinto rituals which are part of modern mercantile life; such societal traits as conformism and determination, attitudes toward violence and brutality, business ethics and the life of the salary man, the attitude toward ethics, and the role of the kami in modern Japan."--Container of DVD version."@en
"Covers some events in the history of 20th century Japan - the 1923 earthquake, the rise of militarism, the accession of Emperor Hirohito, the Pacific War, Hiroshima and the American occupation of Japan - but the primary focus is on what makes Japan Japanese."
"Japan in the modern age: a people existing between the protection of the kami and the geological dangers of earthquake. This program covers the cataclysmic events of the 20th century the devastating earthquake of 1923, the rise of militarism, the accession of Emperor Hirohito, the Greater East Asia Co-prosperity Sphere, the Pacific War, Hiroshima, and the American occupation of Japan but its primary focus in on what makes Japan Japanese: the Shinto rituals which are part of modern mercantile life; such societal traits as conformism and determination, attitudes toward violence and brutality, business ethics and the life of the salary man, the attitude toward ethics, and the role of the kami in modern Japan."