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Claude>				       As in Japan, we have
Claude> basicly "one culture" (note: I said basicly), there's that kind of
Claude> "ishin denshin" where the japanese can understand each other very
Claude> easy. 

Kenji> Although you may not know (sorry), I think there are no "ishin denshin" 
Kenji> in Japanese society.  Ironically, this is my view, there are
Kenji> much of guess to meditate how he/she could accept my proposal( or
Kenji> something like that we want to do), or what he/she want to let me to do......
Kenji> These processes are carried out without any words, only in his/her mind.

You may say not, but (sorry :-) ) the japanese culture is extremely
homogenous and their education since childhood is to conform with
the mainstrean way of thinking. It's very easy to "interface" with
each other because of it, I think. Probably in some near future,
this won't be valid anymore because there are more and more japanese
looking for values for themselves, but so far "ishin denshin" is 
possible due all that standard education and homogenous background.














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