Japan Miracle In Asia

Duration: 30

Genre: Educational

Creator: Encyclopedia Britanica Films

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: Explains how Japan's rapid industrial growth has influenced the way of life in the country and has affected the international political and economic position of the country. Suggests that Japan turned to industrialization to support a rapidly growing population on a small and relatively poor land area., Depicts Japan's economics and industrial growth, since World War II with special emphasis on the late 1950's and early 1960's . Shows that trade is the life-blood of Japan's growth. Describes Japan as the only industrial nation outside the West and indicates the vast consumer market represented by her people.

Complete Record: Explains how Japan's rapid industrial growth has influenced the way of life in the country and has affected the international political and economic position of the country. Suggests that Japan turned to industrialization to support a rapidly growing population on a small and relatively poor land area., Reports on the miracle of Japanese achievement since World War II, showing how a nation with limited land and natural resources depends for survival upon trading her manufactured products with other countries. Examines some of the social consequences of Japanese industrialization, including the rising living standard, changing customs, and social conflicts. , Depicts Japan's economics and industrial growth, since World War II with special emphasis on the late 1950's and early 1960's . Shows that trade is the life-blood of Japan's growth. Describes Japan as the only industrial nation outside the West and indicates the vast consumer market represented by her people., Explains how Japan's rapid industrial growth has influenced the way of life in the country and has affected the international political and economic position of the country. Suggests that Japan turned to industrialization to support a rapidly growing population on a small and relatively poor land area. Topics: , Explains how Japan's rapid industrial growth has influenced the way of life in the country and has affected the international political and economic position of the country. Suggests that Japan turned to industrialization to support a rapidly growing population on a small and relatively poor land area.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.