283 Useful Ideas from Japan

From the fiercely competitive arena of Japanese business comes a remarkable selection of innovations and fresh marketing concepts. 283 Useful Ideas from Japan introduces the world to a wide variety of satisfying, efficient consumer products and services now available in Japan. The book's four sections--Products, Services, Marketing, and Communications--present an abundance of clever, useful ideas that will inspire and amuse casual readers and entrepreneurs textured sidewalks for the blind, vibrating taxi seats for soothing tired bodies, vending machines that speak, and scores of other ingenious ideas for coping with day-to-day life in modern society. 283 Useful Ideas from Japan is both thought-provoking and delightful fun.

• 174 pages
• Paperback
• First published July 1, 1988
• Good Vintage Condition