Success secrets of modern Japan

By:

"Ponkshe, Satyawrat"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Delhi; Jaico Pub.; 1996Description: 249pISBN:

817224505X

Subject(s):

Japan-economic conditions-1994

DDC classification:

338.952 PON

Summary: The American test for atom bomb in 1945, was a success when the two major cities of Japan, Hiroshima and Nagasaki, crumbled to the ground. But what the Americans did not count on destroying was the Japanese stoicism, zeal and intense drive to perfection. Satyawrat Ponkshe's, 'Success Secrets of Modern Japan' unveils these typical Japanese characteristics. The book divided into four parts, traces the Japanese path from total mass destruction to the perfect rebuilding of its economy. The book while potraying Japanese history, her people, her culture and her ever important education system also in turn tells us about her steady economical growth, the role played by MITI (Ministry for International Trade and Industry), in the power rise of industrial giants like Sony, Mitsubhishi, Matsushita etc.

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The American test for atom bomb in 1945, was a success when the two major cities of Japan, Hiroshima and Nagasaki, crumbled to the ground. But what the Americans did not count on destroying was the Japanese stoicism, zeal and intense drive to perfection.

Satyawrat Ponkshe's, 'Success Secrets of Modern Japan' unveils these typical Japanese characteristics.

The book divided into four parts, traces the Japanese path from total mass destruction to the perfect rebuilding of its economy. The book while potraying Japanese history, her people, her culture and her ever important education system also in turn tells us about her steady economical growth, the role played by MITI (Ministry for International Trade and Industry), in the power rise of industrial giants like Sony, Mitsubhishi, Matsushita etc.

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