Japan and the Japanese: What Guidebooks Don't Tell You
6 hrs. 36 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Yulia Kovalchuk
Author
Yulia Kovalchuk
Narrator
Nadezhda Vinokurova
Narrator
Nadezhda Vinokurova
Description
A curious paradox: the Japanese themselves created and actively cultivate the myth of their uniqueness, being absolutely certain that no foreigner can understand Japan simply because foreigners are not supposed to understand Japan.
Even in the twenty-first century, for most people the Land of the Rising Sun remains an unsolved riddle. The Japanese have much to teach us, but many things in their behavior make us shrug in bewilderment, shake our heads angrily, or even sigh sadly. In any case, this nation and this country are worth learning as much as possible about.
Previously, the book was published under the title “Watching the Japanese. The Hidden Rules of Behavior.”
Even in the twenty-first century, for most people the Land of the Rising Sun remains an unsolved riddle. The Japanese have much to teach us, but many things in their behavior make us shrug in bewilderment, shake our heads angrily, or even sigh sadly. In any case, this nation and this country are worth learning as much as possible about.
Previously, the book was published under the title “Watching the Japanese. The Hidden Rules of Behavior.”
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04:38
00_01_Soderzhanie
02:55
00_02_Vvedenie
17:41
01_O tom kak vsYo nachinalos
38:56
02_Mify o Yaponii, kotoroy net
48:16
03_Gorodskaya zhizn
44:32
04_Trudno li byt yapontsem
32:40
05_Potrebitelskoe obschestvo
23:14
06_Yapontsy i mir
32:26
07_V moem kvartale
24:55
08_Malenkie nesuraznosti, imevshie mesto byt
17:38
09_Kogda nastupayut holoda
43:31
10_Puteshestvuya po Yaponii
15:26
11_Geyshi
40:15
12_Vo chto veryat yapontsy
02:11
13_Zaklyuchenie
07:03
14_Slovar
