Tamar Paul Cohen
Japan – the strangest, the most different and the most different
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Tuesday 1.12 |
Doors Open 19:00 |
Showtime 19:30 |
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Early Price ₪78 |
Price ₪78 |
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Japan – the strangest, the most different and the most different
Tamar Paul Cohen
What’s so strange about Japan?
Why did it develop differently from the rest of the world?
Want to hear about the unusual phenomena occurring there?
In her fascinating lecture, Tamar Paul Cohen examines the reasons for the differences in Japanese culture, what else in their behavior makes them different from us – and why? In addition, the lecture focuses on several phenomena while trying to understand them: cleanliness and aesthetics, the lifestyle and life expectancy of the Japanese, the phenomenon of extreme loneliness, raising pets instead of children, renting relatives for a fee, and the attitude towards fruit among the greengrocer. Don’t miss it!
about:
Tamar Paul Cohen – is a lawyer by training, for years she was the court spokesperson and media advisor to President Barak. Upon his retirement, she returned to East Asian studies, publishing the book “Children of the Night” published by Yedioth. She has been involved in Japanese culture for years.
The event is held as part of Tarbuta – lectures and content events
- The English content in this website is AI translated – there will be silly mistakes, we apologize for them.
- Doors open about an hour before the show, and early arrival is recommended.
- Food and drinks can be ordered from waiters/waitresses before the performance.
- Seating is around tables and the bar, and arrangements are determined by the venue staff (there is no guarantee of table seating or a private table).
- Tickets may be canceled up to 48 hours before the show, subject to a cancellation fee of 5 ₪ per ticket. After this time, cancellations will not be accepted.