Media Database Search
advanced search | only AEMS collection >


AEMS does not own this item

Japanese: Yesterday and Today, The
Content:Documentary Film
Available From:Social Studies School Service
Media Type:Audio Cassette/CD
Videocassette
Release Date:1986
Audience:Higher Education
Secondary Education
Running Time:4 filmstrips, 4 audio cassettes or 2VHS
Author:(Random House Media and The Associated Press, New York)
Subject:Anthropology and Sociology
Arts
Economics and Business
History
Subheading:History, Early (Before 17th Century)
International Business
Performing Arts
Rural Development & Urbanization
Tea Ceremony
Region:East Asia
Country:Japan



Abstract:

"An inside look into a culture which tries to maintain traditional values in the face of tremendous change. This four-part program describes such historical landmarks as the onset of shogun rule and the 13th-century battles against Kublai Khan; such artistic creations such as Kabuki theater and the tea ceremony; and such economic factors as the beginning of trade with the West and the industrialization which ensued. Students are also shown the modern Japan of overcrowded cities, flourishing industries, international diplomatic influence, and Western-style democracy, as well as scenes of Japanese private and public life today." Published by Associated Press. Titles of four parts: 1. The Japanese: Their History, 2. The Ways of the Japanese, 3. The Japanese: Their Economy, and 4. The Japanese: Their Culture.




Search Our SiteSite MapEmail Us

footer_logo.gif



[ Overview | Events | AEMS Database | Publications | Local Media Library | MPG | Other Resources ]