La guía del buen comportamiento en Japón (spanish)
- License: H-L
- Made by: Otros Fabricantes
- Approximate size: 15x21 cm
- SKU: MCOMPOJAPON
Quaterni publishes Amy Chavez and Jun Hazuki's guide to good behavior in Japan.
A complete illustrated guide with everything you need to know about the rules of behavior and education of the country of the rising sun.
This illustrated guide on standards of behavior and courtesy is basic for anyone going to Japan. Knowing how to be on each occasion will allow you to earn the respect of your hosts, get better attention and enjoy more of the Japanese country, its people and its customs.
The book covers all the basic elements: what to wear and what not, how to behave on a day-to-day basis and at business meetings, tips on traveling, how to get around and where to stay, how to say hello, how to behave during meals, and other more subtle details such as tone of voice, body language, use of the mobile phone and how to dress appropriately for each occasion (as well as what you should do with your tattoos!).
The book is completed with some essential expressions to communicate in Japanese, so it is the ideal travel companion for anyone who plans to visit Japan for leisure or business reasons.
Amy Chávez has lived in Japan for 25 years and owns the Café Bar ¡Muuuuu !, on the small island of Shiraishi, in the Seto Inland Sea. Since 1997, he has written for the Japan Times the column "Japan Lite", in which he describes, realistically but not without humor, the cultural differences between Japan and the West. His articles have been published in newspapers and magazines around the world such as Indonesia, Taiwan, New Zealand, Canada and the United States. He also runs the Books on Asia website.
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