Title: Work Ethic - Japanese Culture
Headings: Japanese Culture
Japanese Culture
Japanese Culture Analysis- Work Ethic

Content: His palms became callused and any silvers that managed to pierce the thick layer of skin didn’t get far; they stuck out like quills on porcupines, and felt to him like therapy” (1). Part of Nao’s work ethic included that he never complained, and it wasn’t like it bothered him one bit. Part of working hard in the Japanese culture includes getting the work done, not matter the circumstances. Throughout the Japanese culture work ethic is intertwined into their everyday lives, no matter how excruciating it might be, they have to get the job done. Jeane Wakatsuki Houston-
Jeanne Wakatsuki Houston was born in 1934 and grew up in California during WWII, as a child she was moved to a relocation center for the Japanese. After experiencing these rough times for the Japanese people, she decided to write Farewell to Manzanar to share some life experiences.