Book review that says that if men can do (business), women can do it and it's good.

# Book reviewVolume 2 of Aug / 23 of 2025

Who's looking for inspiration and wanting new ideas to live and work? This book might suit you.

Women Are Good at Japanese Business by Pisharam Srivakkul takes us through the back door of a business house to get to know behind the scenes and lives of 14 Japanese women who have achieved success in a variety of walks of life, from Japan's first billionaire to a hip DJ grandmother, many of whom may never have heard of, but their stories are amazing, amazing, and inspiring (especially women together).

Many may know (or do not know) that Japan is a society of very high gender inequality. Many women face obstacles in their work and are expected to be responsible for their household and family work. It is not easy for a woman to take the lead and lead a business without a wind wave. Each has a way of thinking that allows them to transcend limits and become accepted at home and abroad.

In addition to business thinking, we also perceive living, finding happiness, and following different individual dreams, such as:

- Hiroko Knedo, the founder of a children's cafeteria, who chooses only 1 yen so that children feel not begging, but buying food with their own dignity.

- Mariae Mando, who we know well from the Netflix series, who has a penchant for organizing houses to make a huge career and income from his own determination and dedication.

- or Yumi Ishida, an executive who dared turn the family's hundreds of years of art-print color business into a new age women's nail paint business.

One of the things this book can tell us is that even if we can't choose to be born, we can choose to live, and the challenges that come our way are not always the ones that will stop us if we are committed.

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# Women are good at Japanese business

Write: Pishcharasam Srivakkul

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Price: 195 Baht / 178 Pages

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I think it's hard to end up not, even hard to set a goal, and then think about how to achieve it.

There is more to this life than the expectations of society.

We spend a lot of time on the job. If you feel bad about the job, that means your life is bad.

When the house is tidy, it can achieve its main goal: to find the real self.

What is considered the worst for leaders is non-decision-making.

Protect what is necessary to protect, but must not be afraid to change.