Seishin Kyōiku in a Japanese Bank: A Description of Methods and Consideration of Some Underlying Concepts
Anthropology & Education Quarterly March 1, 1984 Thomas P. Rohlen 8 citations
Many Japanese companies, including the bank reported here, offer moral and spiritual training for new employees. Zen meditation, endurance walks, military boot camp experiences and the like teach fortitude, cooperation, self‐confidence and other qualitites of character and spiritual development. The attention to such education by modern corporations is notable. It reflects the particularly...