E-Journal
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September/October 2004 Issue |
The Japanese Consumer |
- Cover Story : The Japanese Consumer
- Japanese Consumers
- by Itoh Motoshige
- Cover Story : The Japanese Consumer
- Japan is a Source of Innovation
- by Werner Geissler
- Cover Story : The Japanese Consumers
- Focus on Customers
- by Billie Cole
- Cover Story : The Japanese Consumer
- Can the Japanese Electronics Industry Drive the Japanese Economy with Digital Consumer Electronics?
- by Sato Fumiaki and Izumi Akira
- Cover Story : The Japanese Consumer
- Consumption Patterns among Young Japanese
- by Nakamura Hiromi
- SPECIAL REPORT
- What Does "Restructuring" Mean in Japan and How Far Has It Progressed?
- by Bradley Richardson
- BUSINESS PROFILES
- Social-IN Management Philosophy - Maximize the Benefits to Stakeholders -
- Interview with Kikukawa Tsuyoshi, President of Olympus Corp. by Takamasu Kanji
- TRENDS
- Religion and Contemporary Japanese Democracy
- by Inoki Takenori
- Viewpoint S
- Koizumi Cabinet Faces Shrinking Base of Support
- by Sasaki Takeshi
- FEATURE
- Envisioning an East Asian Community
- by Inoguchi Takashi
- VIEWS FROM ASIA
- Considering the Politics of East Asia: South Korea and Taiwan
- by Shiraishi Takashi
- SPECIAL ARTICLE
- Japanese Civilization (Part 16) - Intra-Asian Competition; With Special Reference to the Role of the USA -
- by Kawakatsu Heita
- OBSERVER
- Thoughts on Life in Japan
- by Philip Harper
- Culture
- Kabuki's Tradition is Passed On with Ebizo XI's Shumei Performances
- by Kurosawa Tsuneo
- FINANCE
- Financial Health and Earning Power
- by Izumi Masaki
- KEEPING UP WITH THE TIMES
- The Imperial Style, 16 Years On
- by Matsunaga Tsutomu
- GALLERY
- Weaving, Dyeing and Kimono
- by Sasaki Chigako
- JAPAN IN PERSON
- Toda Toshio: Maestro of Edo Sashimono
- Article by Elizabeth Kiritani and illustrations by Kiritani Itsuo
- EXPO 2005 AICHI JAPAN
- 21st Century World Exposition
- by Nakamura Toshio
- Publisher's Note
- The Most Demanding Japanese Consumers and Their Implications
- By Noboru Hatakeyama
- ECONOMIC INDICATORS
- Charts September/October 2004
