Author: Robert Whiting
Edition: Original
Publisher: Vintage
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 0307455971
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You Gotta Have Wa (Vintage)
A hilarious, informative, and riveting account of Japanese baseball and the cultural clashes that ensued when Americans began playing there professionally.You Gotta Have Wa review. br>
In Japan, baseball is a way of life. It is a philosophy. It is besuboru. Its most important element is wa—group harmony—embodied in the proverb "The nail that sticks up shall be hammered downRead full reviews of You Gotta Have Wa.
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format paperback title you gotta have wa author whiting robert publisher alfred a knopf inc publication date mar 24 2009 pages 372 binding paperback edition original dimensions 5 00 wx 8 25 hx 0 75 d isbn 0307455971 subject business economics international general description the definitive book on japanese baseball provides a close up look at our national pastime as seen through the eyes of american players who found the japanese approach completely baffling updated and with a new introductio
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In Japan, baseball is a way of life. It is a philosophy. It is besuboru. Its most important element is wa—group harmony—embodied in the proverb "The nail that sticks up shall be hammered down." In this witty and incisive book, Robert Whiting gives us a close-up look at besuboru's teams, obsessive ritualism, and history, as seen through the eyes of American players who found the Japanese approach—rigorous pregame practices, the tolerance for tie games, injured pitchers encouraged to “pitch through the pain”—completely baffling. With vivid accounts of East meeting West, involving Babe Ruth, Ichiro Suzuki, Bobby Valentine, Japanese home run king Sadaharu Oh, and many others, this lively and completely unique book is an utter gem and baseball classic.
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