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    that aren 't yet developed and are very poor. In my essay I will be comparing two countries, one will be a first country and the other a third world country. Japan, a first world country, is actually an island country with the size of 145,936 square miles that is located in East Asia. The country is settled in the Pacific Ocean. Over 75% of Japan 's surface is covered with mountains and there are 25 ranges that have a generous height of at least 9,800 ft. The highest mountain within the Island…

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    Davidson Swot Analysis

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    Increase in Revenues through Acquisitions • Increase in demand for Environment friendly automobiles Threats • Increase in global competition • Global decrease in oil prices Nisan is among the top 10 world biggest car companies and the second in Japan. This success was not achieved over night, rather the company grew steadily growing its operation world-wide. Among the top strengths of the company which are helping it to generate more revenue and…

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    INTRODUCTION:- Sony is a Japanese corporation and it’s headquarter is in Tokyo and one of the largest media in the world with revenue US$72 billion according to 2003 survey. Sony is a best and leading manufacturer of electronics, games, videos and information technology products for their customers and other professional markets. These things make Sony one of the successful entertainment company in the world. Sony has a long range of games, entertainment and electronic products. Sony become a…

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    Women Of Tammuz Summary

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    The novel Women of Tammuz, written by Azucena Grajo Uranza, embodies the Filipino’s way of living and how they cope with the events happening around them in the Philippines during the Japanese era. As history suggests, the Philippines was colonised by the Spanish, then the Americans, and lastly, the Japanese. Numerous events happened in that span of roughly 400 years, and like other events, the rest is history. Historically speaking, the Women of Tammuz tackles on the perspective of Japanese…

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    The Perwaja Steel Sdn Bhd was launched in 1982 and stared as a joint venture between the government-owned Heavy Industries Corporation (HICOM) and Nippon Steel Corporation in Japan (Perwaja Steel Sandal, 2009). Perwaja Steel Sdn Bhd built a steel plant in Terengganu to supply the domestic needs for steel products and which plant was costing about RM1 billion. But after that, Perwaja started to face production problems and also was encumbered with huge debt. In 1986, Perwaja was suffering from…

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    Samurai Influence

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    warriors that fought for the Daimyo of medieval Japan and protected them throughout their lives. Samurai even allowed women to become a samurai and own land. The Samurai opened up many jobs in medieval Japan. There were many people that became a samurai and got the advantages that came with becoming a samurai. The samurai were given a small piece of land for becoming a samurai and serving their masters the daimyo. The samurai were very important in medieval Japan in died in ways of honor. They…

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    The Minimalism Movement

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    Synopsis The term Minimalism emerged in New York in the early 1960s within the reduced design of Bauhaus (form follows function) and is still present in our century. Also, the Japanese ideas such as Zen or Ma influenced the Minimalism. „It is a more meditative approach [...], designed to encourage mental peace and quiet.“ (Brown., 2016) The clean lines and the neutral color palette is essential for it. Minimalism is also considered as an important movement of postmodernist art known as the…

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    generating an increase in their disposable income which is a positive sign for the automobile industry 2. INDUSTRY ANALYSIS Honda motors is headquartered in Japan with its operations spread worldwide. It is a public listed in the NYSE and TYO and since is commencement in 1948 Honda has become the second largest automobile manufacturer on Japan and eight largest in the world. The automotive industry is basically an industry having a wide range of businesses which are involved in from the initial…

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    The Japanese culture Japan well-known as the country that obviously has a unique cultural in the world. In fact, Japanese have been taught by generations that how good their culture is and something it is only they can understand or it can call ‘’nationalism’’. The Japanese culture (customs and communication) is so involve, it is very importance to understand about their culture, their attitudes and some basic values before doing business in Japan. Owing to the Japanese culture, it is…

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    Julie Otsuka’s novel, The Buddha in the Attic, is a communal narrative of the Japanese Picture Brides who immigrate to the US in the early 1900s. While their narrative is about the immigrant experience, concepts from postcolonial theory can be adapted and are applicable to their story. Throughout the novel, the Picture Brides are shown sharing similar symptoms of that of a colonized subject, embodying what Lois Tyson explains as a “colonized consciousness” (249). According to Tyson, “colonial…

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