Life and Death
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Multiculturalism Kompas Book Publisher<br />
15<br />
I MISS INDONESIA:<br />
INDONESIA FROM A JAPANESE<br />
PERSPECTIVE<br />
Hisanori Kato<br />
ISBN: 978-979-709-688-5<br />
Indonesian people surprised Hisanori Kato, a Japanese traveller.<br />
To him, Indonesian people said too much of these two words, “no<br />
problem”, which for him means “there is a problem”. Commented on<br />
a friend who broke promises, the answer is “no problem”. The bus<br />
came late, “no problem”. Internet hang out, “no problem”.<br />
There were still many unique cases among Indonesian people<br />
which Kato-san, a Japanese, could not underst<strong>and</strong>. Without<br />
hurting someone’s feelings, he shared his personal experience<br />
using simple Indonesian language during his temporary living<br />
in Indonesia. Nowadays, Kato-san had returned to his original<br />
country. But he still often misses Indonesia as his second country.<br />
Islam From Japanese Perspective<br />
Hisanori Kato<br />
Japanese sociologist, Hisanori Kato, returns with his second book,<br />
which based upon his research about Islam in Indonesia for more<br />
than a decade. This book is a compilation of many interviews<br />
<strong>and</strong> analysis of many Moslem prominent figures from various<br />
ideologies <strong>and</strong> discipline.<br />
ISBN: 978-979-709-798-1<br />
@bukukompas<br />
email:buku@kompas.com
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