Lee Chang-min: Now Again, Reading Japan Intensively (Large Print Book)

The question is, did we win Japan? ‘ Are we different from Japan? ’. ‘ I’m not going anywhere. ’. The objective and uncontentious insight of what Japan is looked at by a third-generation representative of Japan, Professor Ingmin. Is there a country that makes people as sensitive to our country as Japan? The problems that have been created in colonial history are so far a stumbling block to both relations, and the two frames of patriotism and media, that it is almost impossible to convey any opinion of Japan without a single comment. The economic achievements of Japan were once so powerful that it was a major blow to the world, and the fact that the status of the country has been one-footed is undeniable, but it still stands in a global position. So it is very important to look objectively at Japanese society, which is already trying to get ahead as a ‘low births, old age and disparate society’ and now are trying to avoid leading the country in pursuit. Most importantly, if we were so caught up in the achievements that Korea has achieved, we could walk the path of Japan's ‘just a good country in the prime of life’. Professor Ingmin, who specializes in economics and works as a third-generation scholar in Japan, has developed a large stem called economics that is woven into a series of seeds and lines of interesting stories, with clear facts about the past and the present of Japan. And it looks at the future of Japan and makes a keen insight into what we should be preparing for the future.

Korean title: 지금 다시, 일본 정독(큰글자도서)

Korean author: 이창민

Korean publisher: 더숲

ISBN-13: 9791192444628