Family Life in Japan: Remember I’m Me
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Compares and contrasts the family life of Japan with family life in the United States. Points out the differences in housing, transportation, factories, clothing, education, food, and religion., Provides children with opportunities to compare and to contrast family life in two technological societies, Japan and the United States. Shows the likenesses and differences in family life between the two societies. Explains that the family structures are much the same, both have met needs for food, clothing and shelter, both have certain jobs that family members carry out but the main difference is primarily in the ways things are done.
Complete catalog record
Family Life In Japan: Remember, I'm Me. Mcgraw-Hill Book Co. Made By Stoney Associates & Mcgraw-Hill. 11 Min., Sd., Color, 16 Mm. (Family Life Around The World) Presented By Mcgraw-Hill Text-Films. © Mcgraw-Hill, Inc.; 13jun69; Mp19394.
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