Map of Japan | |
Preface to the English Language Edition | |
Preface to the Japanese Language Edition | |
Japan in the Nineties | p. 1 |
Almost Paradise | p. 3 |
The Rich Country That Doesn't Feel Rich | p. 13 |
The Reality of Paradise Japan: The Industrial Monoculture | p. 28 |
Peace, Cooperation, and the Environment | p. 59 |
Japanese Culture Began in the Rice Field | p. 61 |
Buffered by a Protecting Ocean, Just Wide Enough | p. 72 |
A Peaceful Society That Trusts Its Superiors | p. 82 |
Raised to Be Good Learners | p. 99 |
Shinto and Buddhism: Two Religions at Once | p. 101 |
No Sense of an Absolute Good | p. 117 |
The Pros and Cons of Selective Adoption | p. 126 |
Struggle Between Modern Civilization and Japanese Tradition | p. 133 |
Shadow Governments and a Culture of Simplicity | p. 141 |
Japanese Communal Groups | p. 143 |
Cities Without Walls | p. 154 |
Systems That Separate Appearance and Reality | p. 166 |
A Culture of Simplicity That Eschews the "Unnatural" | p. 179 |
Resources and Population Affect Civilization | p. 187 |
Societies of Shortage and Abundance | p. 189 |
Formative Factors of Japanese Civilization | p. 206 |
Japanese Culture of Diligence and Software | p. 219 |
The Limits of Prosperity in the Ultimate Industrial Society | p. 233 |
The Road to the Ultimate Industrial Society | p. 235 |
The Early Days of Administrative Guidance | p. 250 |
The Limits of the Ultimate Industrial Society: The Coming Japanese Transformation | p. 266 |
Epilogue to the English Language Edition: Getting Along With Japan, Or, a Way Into the Japanese Market | p. 278 |
Major Events in Japanese History | p. 286 |
Facts About Modern Japan | p. 292 |
Glossary | p. 293 |
Index | p. 303 |
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