Ganbatte

In today's difficult and challenging times, many people feel they must rebuild their lives as the Japanese have always done after wars and natural disasters. The secret of this town to be reborn again and again from its ashes, like the Phoenix, is in the philosophy of ganbatte, a Japanese term that could be translated as "do your best, never give up, keep going". Thus, as in many countries, before entering an exam, a job interview or the start of a competition, you wish "good luck!", The Japanese use the expression "ganbatte!" to invite a person to strive. Through the 50 inspiring chapters of this book, we will learn about this Japanese philosophy of tenacity and resilience, which is the art of overcoming adversity. If you apply the tenacity and resilience of the Japanese in your day to day, the difficult becomes easy and the impossible, possible.