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Itasan Posted 20 years ago
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co-existence and co-prosperity
The Japanese term KYOSON KYOEI is very commonly heard,
literally translated as 'co-existence and co-prosperity'.
Is it also commonly used in English? The following is a
statement of a Japanese compnay in America.
"Under a corporate philosophy of "aiming for co-existence and co-prosperity between people, society and the earth to become a comprehensive company that contributes to creating an affluent and comfortable local community,...."
Thank you.
literally translated as 'co-existence and co-prosperity'.
Is it also commonly used in English? The following is a
statement of a Japanese compnay in America.
"Under a corporate philosophy of "aiming for co-existence and co-prosperity between people, society and the earth to become a comprehensive company that contributes to creating an affluent and comfortable local community,...."
Thank you.
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The Japanese term KYOSON KYOEI is very commonly heard, literally translated as 'co-existence and co-prosperity'. Is it also commonly used in English? No, unless it refers to the English translation of Kyoson Kyoei => there are only 160 hits in Google, and most of the hits are from the English translation of this term used by Professor Teruo Higa.
- The Japanese term KYOSON KYOEI is very commonly heard, literally translated as 'co-existence and co-prosperity'.
- Is it also commonly used in English?
- No, unless it refers to the English translation of Kyoson Kyoei => there are only 160 hits in Google, and most of the hits are from the English translation of this term used by Professor Teruo Higa.
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The Japanese term KYOSON KYOEI is very commonly heard,
literally translated as 'co-existence and co-prosperity'.
Is it also commonly used in English?
No, unless it refers to the English translation of Kyo
literally translated as 'co-existence and co-prosperity'.
Is it also commonly used in English?
No, unless it refers to the English translation of Kyo
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