How the Japanese live

Miyazaks and mountains, sake and art of the tea ceremony, a revolution of technology and parental competitions of lunch boxes, walking tourism and the ability to see beauty in imperfection - this book will introduce you to the best in Japanese philosophy, culture, history, cooking and tells what it means to live in Japanese.
Japanese Utaka Yazava spent most of his life abroad. He was educated in the UK and built a career as a lawyer in London, Hong Kong and New York. And, of course, I learned a lot about what other people want to know about Japan and how they confuse fictions with reality, discussing about this country. Returning to his homeland, Utaka decided to write a book about what really means to be a Japanese. He talks about all the aspects of life, traditions and the image of the Japanese thoughts and offers the best of Japanese everyday philosophy to gain harmony in our lives. This is the illustrated story of the Japanese for non -Japanese.