Looking at the World: Japan's Circular Economy

Author: Wu Jisong
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: The author has traveled across five continents and more than 70 countries and regions over 27 years, continuously writing economic essays and travelogues totaling approximately 2.7 million words, with nearly 15 books published. "Seeing the World: Japan's Circular Economy Society" is one of them. This volume includes:
Seeing Japan from Outside Japan,
Exploring the Origins of the Knowledge Economy and Circular Economy Society in Japan,
A Wetland 900 Years Ago Becomes Today's Tokyo,
Revisiting Tokyo and Yokohama: Ecology Through History,
The Protection and Development of Kyoto, a UNESCO World Heritage Site,
Osaka and Nara in Kansai,
Japanese Universities and the Renovation of the Old City of,
The Beauty of Japan,
Lake Biwa Management and the 3rd World Water Forum,
Various Regions of Japan,
The Mysterious "Ryukyu Kingdom,"
Ecosystem Protection in Silver-Haired Hokkaido,
A Comprehensive Look at Japan,
The Japanese as Seen by the Author,
Japan's Miracles and Bubbles,
Japan's Resource Conservation.
The volume comprises 13 chapters, providing a faithful record and profound analysis of Japan from perspectives such as geography, history, culture, ecology, and water resource management. It offers valuable insights for China's efforts to build a harmonious, well-off, and sustainable society, while also contributing to understanding Japanese society and fostering Sino-Japanese friendship.