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The Japan Project:
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This film explores the paths taken by four Japanese corporations - Sony, Benihana of Tokyo, Honda, and Sega - to enter the American market.
Listen to Akio Morita of Sony on how he first came to build the pocket radio after observing an American family at home. |
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"Paired with its counterpart, Made in America, this video is a must for anyone who wants to understand contemporary Japan and its dynamic society."
- Dr. Fred Notehelfer,
Director of UCLA Center for Japan Studies |
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