cultural values presentation
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CULTURAL VALUES
Blue jean black jean Nike gym shoeCowboY boots Cowboy hat socks Hair dryer Rice Wine Television onion and green pepper Cellular
phone rice paper Lap top dolls toy shipsbikes motorcycle windows floor mat JOHN DEER
TRACKER Radio beanie baby Walkman Newspaper Microwave pipe Dish washer tobacco Gum Cloth
dryer cookies Cooking stove furnace toaster candyRefrigerator bottle water Battery Coatsairplane train
bus Shoes CD Player mini CD player Boots picture frame Fishing rod foot stool white castle targets Fried chicken Coffee screw driver Tea Coca cola Pepsi Race car Trucks SUV Hats Footballs
Soccer’s Peanut handle bag pan slow cookerGeorge Forman grill Bell bottoms jean mood ring
Star Wars Figures smiley face stickers tweed jacketsmicroprocessor lotion nivea Avon computer chip Mexican
food Japanese food Chinese food Mary K AY
BY
Cynthia Halim
&
MARY LEWIS
JAPANESE CULTURE
Teamwork Family comes first
Anti-confrontational Large number of population over small
area (the size of California)
Tradition is important Not as environmentally
conscious
WESTERN EUROPEAN CULTURE
Individualism is most important
Work comes first Social life Large number of
population over large geographical area
Tradition is not as important
Unity among diversity Strict environmental
laws
Japanese & Western European Cultures
He who seeks truth shall find beautyHe who seeks beauty shall find vanityHe who seeks orders shall find gratificationHe who seeks gratification shall be disappointedHe who considers himself the servant of his fellow beings shall find the joy of self-expressionHe who seeks self-expression shall fall into the pit of arroganceArrogance is incompatible with natureThrough nature, the nature of the universe and the nature of man, we shall seek truthIf we seek truth, we shall find beauty
Moshe Safdie
Japanese Culture
Vending machines (“Jiddonhanbaiki”)
Japanese Culture
Famous Japanese toilets (many control buttons performing different functions)
Sink/toilet combo
Japanese Culture
Bullet train (“Shinkasen”)
Western European Culture
Different approach to products (example: Shinkasen interiors vs. ICE interiors)
Western European Culture
German InterCity Express (ICE)
ICE3 influenced by Japanese Shinkasen
France TGV
Japanese & Western European Cultures
Traditions
CULTURAL PRODUCTS
CULTURE IS THE LEARNED PART OF THE ENVIRONMENT”
BECAUSE WE ARE RAISED
IN A CULTURE, WE LEARN
A BROAD FRAMEWORK OF
ETHICAL AND AESTHETIC VALUES .
sumo
Mexico Silver
Espresso any one?
1914 WASHING mACHINE
Kamera
Car Turn Table
Old Coffee Pot
By: Kaiman
Children Book
1900‘s Woman
Hot Sauce
70’s Music in the park
8 Track Tape
I cold Pepsi…
1907 Washing Machine
It’s a phone booth!
Coats
The real thing!
Tattoos
Monaco Bay
Women….
Red – White – Blue on Wheel
Tub’s
Custom Espresso
Dry Sink
Chair
HATS
DUNKIN’ DONUT OF
ENGLAND
“DRINKING –A-CUP-OF-TEA-HONG”
HATS….
1924 Portable Radiola
FRUITS ANYONE?
GIFT CARD
JELLY CABINET
8 Track Recorder
Mexico Banner
Turkish Coffee
Egg Beater
Tea?
Tea?
Deere, John Deere
Nike!!!!!!!!!!!
Kid Hat
Russian Soul
Baskin Robin Ice Cream Parlor
Stirring Tea
“Good To The Last Drop”
Postum Company enters into an agreement with the Sanka Coffee Corporation to market SANKA decaffeinated coffee in the United States
Sanka
Revlon
Carson
For the look of your life
Carson
Outback
International Products
7 Eleven – JapanBurger King – EnglandFood Lion – BelgiumA & P – GermanyLibby’s – SwitzerlandTaster Choice – SwitzerlandFrench Mustard - England
Suave
Icon's
Icon’s
The EndNational cultures
ByCynthia Halim
& Mary Lewis
ME214
Musicby
Antonio VivaladLe quattro stagioni – L’estate - #3 Presto
Vuena Vista Social Club by Ifrahim FerrerCuban Music
Exile by Geoffrey Oryema
Stanford UniversityME214
Prof. Dave Beach
