Japanese Society

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 88. Chapters: Otaku, Kar shi, Burakumin, Matagi, Geisha, Nihonjinron, Career woman, Ethnic issues in Japan, History of Japanese nationality, Sexuality in Japan, Japanese funeral, Kyoiku mama, Prostitution in Japan, Suicide in Japan, Hikikomori, Gender differences in spoken Japanese, Kogal, Japanese family, Parasite single, Japanese management culture, Japanese work environment, Freeter, Standard of living in Japan, Salaryman, Women in Japan, Elderly people in Japan, Slavery in Japan, NEET, Haken-giri, Social welfare in Japan, Meishi, Office lady, Four occupations, Coming of Age Day, Net cafe refugee, Japanese neighborhood, Foreign-born Japanese, Kikokushijo, Homelessness in Japan, Senpai and k hai, Honne and tatemae, Kiri sute gomen, Ubasute, McRefugee, Japanese naturalization, Teikei, Mizuko kuy, Dekasegi, Warichi, Kathleen Morikawa, Japanese blue collar workers, Good Wife, Wise Mother, Tenk, Reki-jo, Genpuku, Fush gaku, Wotagei, Hansei, Inemuri, Hagakure Society.