The Very Remarkable Yamato Family.
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Presents contrasts in society and politics in modern Japan: the change in family structure away from a strong matriarchy, school children being offered individualized instruction while still wearing standardized uniforms, the fading god-like image of the emperor, an emerging women's liberation movement, and the growing interdependence of Japan and other nations. Includes comments by the prime minister and foreign minister, who outline Japan's relationship with China, the Soviet Union, and the United States
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Presents contrasts in society and politics in modern Japan: the change in family structure away from a strong matriarchy, school children being offered individualized instruction while still wearing standardized uniforms, the fading god-like image of the emperor, an emerging women's liberation movement, and the growing interdependence of Japan and other nations. Includes comments by the prime minister and foreign minister, who outline Japan's relationship with China, the Soviet Union, and the United States
Search Educational Film Journals at Media History Project for references to this film
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