Steel Butterflies

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Exploring the experiences of Japanese women in the U.S., this book delves into their perspectives on cultural differences, education, and family life. It highlights their views on freedom and challenges faced in America, alongside feelings of envy and sympathy towards American women. Through candid discussions, it reveals how these women navigate their identities, maintain cultural ties, and shape their children's experiences. Grounded in extensive research, the work provides fresh insights into the complexities of living between two distinct cultures.