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"International cultural relations have become an important tool for western advanced industrialized countries in carying out their foreign policies.Conducting cultural programs,including educational activities abroad , has helped these countries to maintain their political and economic hegemony over cultural relations, their main aim is similar,to develop abroad positive images of their national in pursuit of international co-operation and strategic and economic benefit for the sending nation .Japan is new to its present position in the world community.It is also a relative new-comer to recognizing the benefits of extensive cultural diplomacy those western powerful countries such as the US,Great Britain france and germany have pursued for many decades.Thus,it was pursuit of Japan's national interest, not pure altruism and interest in culture that motivated Japan to follow these precedent set by western countries with a policy on cultural diplomacy.In this study I argue that the that the Japanese government has pursued and still does pursue,cultural relations with neigbour seeking foremost political and economic benefit fo for Japan benefit foe other are a secondary concern."

"Originally published in Japanese, If There Were No Japan: A Cultural Memoir was acclaimed for its insights into Japanese life, bringing together aspects of history, culture and everyday life to paint an original and revealing portrait of the Japanese people and the pressing issues facing them today...During his decades of passionate engagement with Japan, Pulvers became close friends with many of the most gifted writers, filmmakers, actors and journalists in the country. Whether delving into ancient traditions or providing vivid accounts of contemporary customs, analyzing characters in Japanese fiction or recounting personal encounters with individuals, the author illuminates those inventive elements that have made Japanese culture and design the envy of the world--and that signal a way forward into the twenty-first century"