of of"Japan is entirely different." said the lady from Norway. She is a tourist and her husband has been working in Tokyo for half a year. It was a sunny day at the detached palace, receiving invigorating breeze of Tokyo bay, with the natural background music of seagulls and cormorants.
She kept mentioning about " the way of life in Japan, as well as sense or aesthetic sense of Japanese people, she experienced during this trip.
I found its value, and might be the real treasure for some people living outside Japan, though for our Japanese people, it is quite a common life style,taught at younger age, and practiced in our day to day life.
I do hope these pages of introducing our cultural heritages, will serve for you to reach some good ideas or hints for yourself.
Pete Tanabe
