No creative films?

[Don Brown]

Talk about a glaring omission. Still, considering the pamphlet's hackneyed
Nihonjinron approach, as found in this excerpt from the introduction, maybe
it's not such a bad thing.

And what about the character of the people who give form to Japanese
culture? We were brought up surrounded by beautiful natural scenery and
landscapes and from olden times have honed a sharp appreciation of beauty.
We approach the creation of objects with a love for their beauty and, with a
long tradition of diligence and dedication, go about the task of creation
with an uncompromising stance: while striving for simplicity and the
eradication of the superfluous, we do not neglect attention to the tiniest
detail. At the root of this approach lies a spirit of harmony which is
evident in our philosophy of co-existence with nature.
-- 
Don Brown
www.ryuganji.net
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