Title: Well-crafted, but nonsense hate speech
Product review: Although some of the metaphors she presented were impressive, I was really annoyed by the wrongly described Japanese culture by her. Because of the tragic events in her life in Japan, she can never observe the culture of her native country fairly. Since she hates lies, as she persistently repeats, the events and the people in the book must have been true. But I want to tell all the American readers that they were true only to this unfortunate woman. All she writes is from the tiny society she used to be in twenty+ years ago. She seems to be a rational person, but I wonder why she easily generalizes about Japan from her own personal experiences. It is unfair to criticize Japanese toward American audience, who rarely has ideas about it, except the stereotypes. As she ran away from Japan, she still doesn't confront her origin. The whole book is like a dog whining. I'm deeply sorry that she wasted her talent to write such a piece of crap.
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