description: BLACK SAMURAI is a "guide on how being culturally sound will open up different worlds to you!" Work, Travel, Culture, Religion, Struggle, &amp; Perspective of a Black American Man are the encounters Wayne Erwin Brown illustrates in this book. Mr. Brown’s experience in Japan has left Japanese people with a sense of clarity demonstrated through his educational and work conduct. This includes working for the Japanese Government "Monbusho" Ministry of Education as a participant in the Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) Program, a conversation schoolteacher, an instructor with Doho University, and establishing contracts to work with Panasonic, Toyota, Mitsubishi, Aisin Seiki, and Sony. Aside from work, the author has also given more focus to his music where he now has a CD recorded. Mr. Brown initially moved to Japan in 1998 at the age of 26 and found means to travel to eight different countries apart from Japan. Theses countries are Thailand, South Korea, Malaysia, France, Spain, China (including Hong Kong and Macao), Taiwan, Canada, Philippines, and Singapore. Previously, the author lived in Mexico where he studied Spanish and did research. He attended the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) and the Universidad Autónoma de México (UNAM) before graduating from the University of California, Davis. From UC Davis, the author earned the degrees of Rhetoric &amp; Communication along with African American &amp; African Studies. Now at age 32, Wayne Erwin Brown is in Graduate School where he is earning a Master’s of Business Administration (MBA) in International Business. He speaks English, Spanish, and Japanese. "God has your back, but you have to MOVE to see things getting done."
language: English
title: Black Samurai: Work, Travel, Culture, Religion, Struggle, and Perspective of a Black American Man
titlecomplete: Black Samurai: Work, Travel, Culture, Religion, Struggle, and Perspective of a Black American Man
publisher: WEB International Publishing