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That was a fault of circumstance though. It was a combination of Japanese values as well as being born in relative poverty as well as what was necessary to elev
by dromidas 14y ago
That was a fault of circumstance though. It was a combination of Japanese values as well as being born in relative poverty as well as what was necessary to elevate above that.
- josem 14y agoA lot of Jiro's values are in Japanese society too, so you can get an idea of those ancient values that define that society from the documentary. That was what I was trying to emphasize with my comment. But yes, I agree, the circumstances were very important and without them Jiro wouldn't be the way he is. Thanks for the response!
- yarianluis 14y agoI think he means that, the reason he took it to the extreme that his family life suffered was due to his unfortunate circumstances. This is a really great documentary. Just saw it because of the post and the entire time I can't help but think of how this applies to any life and the to the pursuit of happiness.