The Love Story of the Doctor
Japanes

6.Abstinence

History proves that Japan is a nation that is resilient and unyielding. Decades under the Tokugawa empire that shut down all access to foreign countries, Japan was lagging behind in technology. When the Meiji restoration (meiji ishin) came, the Japanese quickly adapted and became fast-learner.

The poverty of natural resources also did not make Japan give up. Not only is it an importer of petroleum, coal, iron ore and wood, even 85% of Japan's energy sources come from other countries including Indonesia.

Reportedly if Indonesia stops the supply of petroleum, then 30% of Japan will be pitch black The series of disasters occurred in 1945, starting from the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, 30% of the world , followed by the defeat of the Japanese war, and coupled with a major earthquake in Tokyo .

Japan is not finished. In the next few years Japan has succeeded in building the automotive industry and even fast trains (shinkansen) .

It may be quite amazing how Matsushita Konosuke, whose business was destroyed and almost eliminated from the electronic equipment business in 1945, is still able to crawl, starting from zero to build the industry so that it becomes a business empire in the present era.

Akio Morita also initially became a laughing stock when offering his tiny Cassete Tap product to various other countries. But it ended up being legendary with its Sony Walkman.

It is also quite unique that the science and theory by which one must learn from these failures began to be formulated in Japan under the name shippaigaku (the science of failure). I'll peel back sometime about this.

7.Hardwork

It is common knowledge that the Japanese are hard workers. The average working hours of employees in Japan are 2450 hours/year, very high compared to America (1957 hours/year), the United Kingdom (1911 hours/year), Germany (1870 hours/year), and France (1680 hours/year).

An employee in Japan can produce a car in 9 days, while an employee in another country takes 47 days to make a car of equal value.

A Japanese worker can be said to be able to do work that is usually done by 5-6 people. A quick home is something that is arguably somewhat embarrassing in Japan, and indicates that the employee is among those not needed by the company.

8.Group work

The culture in Japan does not really accommodate the work that is too individualistic. Includes claims for the results of the work, usually intended for the team or group. This phenomenon is not only in the world of work, the condition of the campus with its research lab is also like that, working on coursework usually also in the form of groups. Group work is perhaps one of the greatest strengths of the Japanese people.

There is an anecdote that 1 Japanese professor will lose to one American professor, only 10 American professors will not be able to beat 10 Japanese professors in groups . Musyawarah mufakat or often referred to as rin-gi is a ritual in a group. Strategic decisions should be discussed in rin-gi.

9.Self-sufficient

From an early age children are trained to be independent. Irsyad, the Indonesian child who works in Japan the biggest had felt the entrance of Kindergarten (Yochien) in Japan. He had to carry 3 large bags containing change of clothes, bento (lunch package), change shoes, books, towels and a large bottle of drink hanging from his neck.

In Yochien each child is trained to carry his own equipment, and is responsible for his own possessions. After high school and college, most do not ask for fees to parents. My old friends at Saitama University relied on part-time work for school and daily living expenses. Even if they run out of money, they borrow money from parents who they return later in the next month.

Technological and economic development, does not make the Japanese nation lose its tradition and culture. The culture of married women not to work still exists and lives to this day.

The culture of apology is still a reflection of the Japanese. If one day you ride a bike in Japan and hit pedestrians, then do not be surprised if we hit even the one who apologized first.

Until now, Japanese people have relatively avoided saying no to getting offers from others. So we must be careful in association with the Japanese because hai is not necessarily yes for the Japanese Agriculture is an ancestral tradition and an important asset in Japan.

Competition is fierce because of the influx of cheap Thai and American rice, did not dampen the Japanese government's move to protect its farmers. Reportedly land used as agricultural land gets significant tax reductions, including some other incentives for people who still survive in the agricultural world. Japanese agriculture is one of the highest in the world.

" My husband is very good, if the literature is about Japan.Let's children also go to school in Japan ?".

" It wants to, but we stay in Canada. In Japan my friends are not that much, keep their working hours super busy".

" We have enough holidays for children there, is that aja mas?".

Smith laughs.

" Actually there is a mas job there, meet clients, mas just want to take you yang, our wedding party. We go straight home without a trip, because you're in education."

" Well, I'm gonna smash Mount Fuji, hehehehe".

Smith laughed too.

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