A Comparision of Management Culture in Japan and the UK : Focusing on Religion and Museums

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As the final year of this project, we conducted supplementary researches in the UK and tried to compile our final reports. The Report includes both Japanese and English versions.(1)As to the religious community, Mitsui revisited Joseph Rowntree Foundation which holds the records of a Quaker enterprize of chocolate industry. She also visited Iron Bridge which was constructed by an iron industry founded by a Quaker family named the Darbys.(2)As to the corporate museums, Nakamaki and Hiroyama revisited Stoke-on-Trent and. Burton-upon-Trent which are engaged in pottery and brewery industries respectively. Kelly joined the research in Burton-upon-Trent and also visited several brewers. Sumihara and Sedgwick carried out supplementary research on visitor centers of Scotch Whisky in Scotland. Hiroyama, Nakamaki and Hendry colleted data on the Wellcome Trust and its exhibit in the British Museum. Sawano continued his research on Huntrey and Parmers in Reading.(3)As to the management culture of tourist industry, Shioji conducted her research in Cotswolds, focusing on the family porcelain handed down within the family.(4)Matsunaga did not do any field research, for she stayed mainly in Japan. She edited an English version of the final report.(5)Hioki did not join in the research this year, due to his obligation in his university.(6)A mini-symposium was held in English language at the Oxford Brookes University with attendance of some scholars and students besides members.