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

Content: This quote shows because the cat didn’t take his duties and work seriously, the swordsman became angry. It also shows how the Japanese culture values hard work. To conclude, strong work ethic is taken very seriously and is practice throughout Japanese Culture. Geneva Cobb Lijima-
Geneva Cobb Lijima grew up during World War II and the Korean War in America. However in the late 1970’s, she moved to Japan to live near her kids. In Japan, Geneva learned about Japanese culture while raising her three kids. She then, published a book called “ The Way We Do It In Japan ” and other children’s books. One of the main characteristics in the Japanese culture is the work ethic that they value. For example in the book Farewell to Manzanar by Jeanne Wakatsuki Houston, Jeanne stresses how much her family had to work when coming to the states as a young girl, she said, “My mom had to consistently work hard when coming to the states, it wasn’t always easy, its just something that needed to be done” (Houston 90). In this auto biography Houston shows the readers of what it was like to move to the United States during WWII, and the struggles that all of them had to overcome when moving here.