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Love Thy Neighbor: The Japanese Ethnicity

There is so much richness that we can gain by learning about each other's cultures. All we have to do is ask and be genuinely open to learn. Here are the questions asked during this interview. Click on the timestamp for questions of interest: 0:00:05 Welcome & Introductions 0:05:44 Clarification of appropriate terminology 0:11:00 Do you believe all Japanese people have commonly shared values with which you are raised? 0:25:22 Who is the decision-maker in each family? 0:30:38 Are there times and in what ways do you think someone might misunderstand a Japanese person? 0:38:25 Are the suicide rates still high in Japan? 0:39:27 What is something you wish other people knew about the Japanese people? 0:42:06 How else could one potentially unintentional offend/humiliate a Japanese person? 0:43:56 Are there certain health or healthcare beliefs that are commonly shared among Japanese people? (donation in relation to Shintoism and Buddhism addressed) 0:45:53 Would it be helpful to address honor when presenting the donation opportunity to families? 0:47:40 How about in general in relation to health or healthcare, are there certain expectations of Japanese people? 0:52:53 Are there commonly held beliefs about death among Japanese people? And is there anything that provides meaning in death? 0:55:00 In the past, in Japan, a patient could not be declared brain dead unless the family requested it, has that changed? 0:56:32 How do you then navigate that donation conversation if the family does not know their loved one is dead? 0:58:04 If a family is not accepting of brain death, do you think a family would be more understanding of donation after circulatory death? 1:00:42 You said the most common beliefs in Japan are Shintoism and Buddhism? Is brain death typically accepted? 1:02:12 Are there certain principles I should be aware of when interacting with someone from Japan that would help to demonstrate my respect towards them? I.e. do’s and don’ts… 1:08:56 What do you love the most about the Japanese culture? #FundamentalRoots #FRBridgingCulturalCommunication #LoveThyNeighbor