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Yume o Jitsugen suru Chikara
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Taichi Sakaiya, Supervising Editor
PHP, September 2011
Transforming Dreams into Reality
For this book, the "NPO Center for Produce Technology Development" interviewed seven individuals active in diverse fields: Taichi Sakaiya, Masayasu Kitagawa, Toshio Suzuki, Masao Horiba, Sakuji Yoshimura, Ryuichi Ishida, Bill Totten, Masatoshi Koshiba, and Yoshiro Kataoka. Those interviewed offer advice to college students and youth on making contributions to social development as they embark on their new life paths.
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Shin Nihon-jin ni Kike
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Interviewed by Yoshinori Kobayashi
(Bill Totten, Seki Hei, O Seonhwa, Pema Gyalpo, et al)
Asuka Shinsha, April 2011
Ask the New Japanese
Yoshinori Kobayashi interviewed several "new Japanese citizens," asking them why they chose to become nationalized Japanese citizens...
Please listen to what these new Japanese have to say in order to consider a path toward revitalization of Japan.
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Anglo-Saxon Shihonshugi no Shotai
--100% Money de Nihonkeizai wa Fukkatsu suru
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Toyo Keizai Shimpo sha, July
The Truth of Anglo-Saxon Capitalism
--100% Money Can Revive Japan's Economy
Why is a world-wide bond crisis occuring?
Why does the Japanese government have to borrow money?
And why is economic growth always sought?
--The origin of these issues is the modern financial system. Instead of the government itself issuing money, the right to issue money has been turned over to private banks in the name "credit creation".
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「Nenshu 6 wari demo Shukyu 4 ka」 toiu Ikikata
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Shogakukan, October 2009
New Lifestyle: Sixty Percent Income for Three-Day Work Week
In 2008, I sent an email message to all of my employees to start preparing for the future, when it is expected that the Japanese economy will shrink by half. I wanted us to be ready for this change, not just as a company, but also as individuals. What you can do to prepare is to learn to do on your own all of the things you now pay others to do. Our great-grandparents grew their own food, sewed and repaired their own clothes, and did their own carpentry. Their lifestyles were more active than ours today, and they were healthier than we are because they were not addicted to consumerism like we are.
In Chapter II in the book, Mr Totten makes four proposals to the Japanese government:
- Revive the capital gains tax
- Sell US Treasury bonds and denominate loans to the US government in yen rather than US dollars
- Issue government money
- Make the government the employer of last resort
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Aikokusha no Ryugi
-- Aoime no Nihonjin ga Anata ni Tsutaetai koto
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PHP, March 2008
My Way of Patriotism: A Message from a New Japanese Citizen
"I cannot stand by and watch silently as American globalization causes Japan to collapse! This is a Japanese message--by a Japanese, for my fellow Japanese--on how to survive."
Japan is now at an important turning point both morally and economically. This is the first national crisis since the end of the war.
Mr. Totten conveys to Japanese readers how to live as patriotic Japanese citizens.
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