Comparing stories of the past. Judith wondered about the Yushukan Museum in regard to Japanese citizens. And how it compares to the way that Germany remembers the Holocaust. Smaranda compares the use of visual imagery.

The voyage of discovery is not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes. Civil Society in Japan and the United States. Sometimes how you deliever the message is more important than the message itself. But this attention to detail goes beyond the visuals. It goes into everything the Japanese do, from the litte cafe on the corner, to the students of.

The biggest surprise I have experienced in Japan so far is the looks from the local people from Kyoto. Of course, I knew that Kyoto and Japan in general is a homogenous place, but I was not expecting to see so many stares for the locals. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.

Having been given no explanation at the time, I only found out later that he had been referring to the number of extracurriculars that American students must be involved in, in both high school and college.