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Inside Japan

Its People and Culture

Felipe CoFreros Ph.D.

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In the book Inside Japan: its People and Culture written by Felipe Cofreros Ph.D. - is a renowned author of childrens books, newspaper and magazine editor who spent a good amount of years in Japan experienced its culture and witnessed the Japanese people role as a nation in contributing to Japans success and making it as one of the most successful countries in terms of technological advancement production and preservation of its history and cultural beliefs. The book boast of its simplicity yet profound approach in narrating the beauty and interesting interplay of Japans unique characteristics. As the author experienced Japan first hand he also included relevant examples from his researcher as to how Japan and its nation has grown and blossomed as a nation then and right now. A nation where other countries look up to in areas of economic growth and stability technology, education and government. The details provided in the book can be imbibed by the reader could as it enlightens the readers with effective description, and demonstrations of Japans role in the global realm. By Cindy Lee Jordan R.N. - Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Makati Medical Center, College of Nursing, Metropolitan Manila, Philippines Cum Laude Masters in Health Care Administration. Stevens Henager College Salt Lake City, Utah, USA Magna Cum Laude.

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