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The Dream That Becomes Us illustrates the adventure of an enamored newcomer confronted with the beautiful and gentle culture shock that is Japan. It paints a modern picture of the graceful time-held traditions of Japans people and their unique philosophy and way of life. Embedded in and interwoven with this is the personal experience of being a stranger in a strange land. It is written in the Haiku form most appropriate to the subject, and respectful of the traditions of those who made the poet so welcome. Other Japan & Japanese Studies Books 2007 – The Autobiographical Narrative in Modern Japan: A Study of Kasai Zenz?, a Shi-Sh?setsu Writer 1986 – Religion and Politics in Korea Under the Japanese Rule 2009 – Censorship of Japanese Films During the U.S. Occupation of Japan: The Cases of Yasujiro Ozu and Akira Kurosawa
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