The Very Remarkable Family, Part 1

Examines a wide range of Japanese institutions, including the work ethic and the need to identify with a group; the home and its structure; industry-run schools, dormitories, apartments, and housing projects; traditional ceremonies; city night life; the national railroads; disappearing family farms; and the fishing industry. Studies some changing aspects of life in Japan such as non-violent protests over the policies of huge industries, overcrowding and pollution, and the growing importance of the individual.

More in Very Remarkable Yamato Family

  1. The Very Remarkable Family, Part 1 1975
  2. The Very Remarkable Yamato Family, Part 2 1975

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