Steel Butterflies: Japanese Women and the American Experience

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Exploring the unique perspectives of Japanese women living in the United States, this book delves into their views on education, ethics, and the complexities of freedom in America. It highlights their feelings of envy and sympathy towards American women while discussing family dynamics, community involvement, and cultural preservation. Through candid reflections, it provides insights into the status of women in Japan and contrasts it with American experiences, revealing a rich tapestry of cross-cultural understanding grounded in thorough research.