I found this while decluttering my parents' house. I put it on the bookshelf after I finished reading it. There are no markings, and the cover is clean. There's a slight crease on the obi (sleeve). #MyParentsBookshelf From Amazon: ------- 35 years of JAL international flights! A chief purser who flew the world's skies for 20,000 hours recounts "foreigners in the cabin" she encountered and embarrassing stories about Japanese people. Laugh and learn, "So that's how it is!" The definitive guide to "etiquette for overseas travel." A series of stories that are not funny, various dramas... ● The unexpected reason why a group of women collapsed one after another ● Men and women, who goes "first" or "last," "top" or "bottom" ● "The thunder group" has arrived! ● Business card exchange and humble greetings ● Japanese handshakes, that's sexual harassment! ● Streaking incidents in the cabin and at the hotel! ● The "silent hell" prevalent among Japanese people ● Japanese people who don't stop walking ● In foreign countries, running in public will get you chased by the police ● From the moment you enter the hotel, you are being watched ● In foreign countries, a "good wife" is strictly forbidden ● A buffet is not "all-you-can-eat"! ● Yamato Nadeshiko, don't pour drinks for men! ● Entering a sauna with that famous actress... ● "The stupidest people talk the most" <Main contents of this book> Part 1: "Embarrassing!" for Japanese people Part 2: "Foreigners" in the cabin Part 3: "Japanese people, where are you rushing off to?" Part 4: "Reasons why you are disliked" at hotels and brand stores Part 5: "Japanese style" is not applicable. Please be aware! Part 6: Let's learn from "etiquette masters"! Part 7: There is no shortcut to becoming a "true international person." Flight Attendant CA