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January 1993Das Leben der Frau Yamazaki
Eine japanische Karriere. Biographie
by Caillet, Laurence / Übersetzt von Neher, Gariele
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May 2017HOW TO TALK CASUALLY AND INFLUENCE PEOPLE
by Takumi Yamazaki
There are people who captures other people's heart so naturally and easily. How do they do it? Takumi Yamazaki is the author of more than 1.4 million copies including English, Complex Chines and Korean edition. He is also a speaker who has given talks to the audience of 2 million people worldwide. In this book he reveals his talking tips with specific cases and phrases for the first time. -How to get close with strangers instantly -How to get YES without fail -How to motivate people -How to attract a great number of people
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Easy reading through Manga NLP（Neuro Linguistic Programming)
by Hiroshi Yamazaki,Marina Sano(Artwork)
28 year old Anri, suddenly finds herself in a position to succeed her father’s supermarket business, but are very disappointed that none of her previous work experience as a project leader in a leading fashion company is paying off, and feels out spaced by her employees.Her father brings in a consultant to help Anri, not with business but her communication skill. Together Anri works on her communication using NLP tools, which decreased misunderstanding, increased trust with her employees, and even helped her to improve issue solving skills.Improved communication quickly spread to her employees with customers, which led to a stable business turn around.
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Typography & letteringAsia-Pacific Design No. 16
by Sandu Publishing
As the most authoritative professional design yearbook in Asia-Pacific region, Asia-Pacific Design (APD) has been published 15 volumes by Sandu Publishing since 2005. APD aims at promoting design in Asia-Pacific Region and providing good opportunities for excellent designers to stand out. The key to the design is to get deep feelings and experiences by constantly observing life and participating in society, to find the best creative point. With the development of the times, more tools are used to transmit information. The technological innovation has also expanded the depth and breadth of design. And design has become more diverse. Designers not only develop the traditional techniques, but also know how to integrate many different elements, such as color matching, creative graphics, online experience, cool AI/AR/VR/MR, etc. A multi-level design ecological language is formed with the diversity of design. In 2020, under the subject of “Multivariate Integration of Design,” APD No. 16 will explore how designers seek innovative solutions and possibilities for social, economic, and technological issues, together with the efforts of famous designers all over the region. All submitted works will be selected by the international jury to select the final result. For the first time, APD has set up the Best Design Award (20 pcs), Nomination Award (80 pcs), and Finalist.
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Biography & True StoriesMay 2017A Girls' Guide to the Islands
by Suzanne Kamata
The American writer Suzanne Kamata had lived in Japan for more than half of her life, yet she had never explored the small nearby islands of the Inland Sea. The islands, first made famous by Donald Richie’s The Inland Sea 50 years ago, are noted for displaying artwork created by prominent, and sometimes curious, international artists and sculptors: Naoshima’s wealth of museums, including one devoted to 007, Yayoi Kusama’s polka dot pumpkins, Kazuo Katase’s blue teacup, and a monster rising out of a well on the hour in Sakate, called “Anger at the Bottom of the Sea”—to name a few. Spurred by her teen-aged daughter Lilia’s burgeoning interest in art and adventure, Kamata sets out to show her the islands’ treasures. Mother and daughter must confront several barriers on their adventure. Lilia is deaf and uses a wheelchair. It is not always easy to get onto — or off of — the islands, not to mention the challenges of language, culture, and a generation gap. A Girls’ Guide to the Islands takes the reader on a rare visit by a unique mother and daughter team.
