Looking Beyond the Mask

Looking Beyond the MaskInterviews with women in cross cultural marriages, offering a unique insight into Japanese life. Looking Beyond the Mask focuses on the personal stories of the growing number of American women who despite vast cultural differences, and sometimes because of them are married to Japanese men. Although the problems encountered in such marriages are similar to those found in any union, there are cultural implications that can exacerbate almost any of them.

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