Abstract

Vigor Comes First! A must-read book for working people to review their bodies.
Life is 100 years old, retirement age is 85 years old. What is needed is not business skills or qualifications, but a body that can work vigorously. The basic premise of a healthy working body is not to be bedridden, but to be able to walk and sit on a chair without any inconvenience. For those who are working hard, those who are in poor physical condition, and those who suffer from back pain and stiff shoulders, why don't you review “standing,” “walking,” and “sitting” for yourself and your family in the future? The author is Ms. Sumiko Kajiyama, who once lost her working body in an accident. She brings to business people the know-how she acquired from physical therapists and acupuncturists as she regained her working body.

Author’s Information

Sumiko Kajiyama/Hisako Kajiyama
Nonfiction writer. Graduated from Kobe University, Faculty of Letters.
Received her M.A. from New York University Graduate School. In addition to writing critical biographies of business executives and artists, she has written on a wide range of topics including social business, women's lifestyles and work styles, and education. Also active as a book reviewer, broadcaster, and translator.
Her main publications include “Top Producer's Work Method” and “Toshio Suzuki's Ghibli Magic” (Nikkei Business Jinko), “Kishu no Edison no Nyobo” (Chuokoron Shinsha), “The Happiest Way to Work You Should Know by Age 35” (Discover 21), and “There Was Music in Sendai, the Music City, and the Great East Japan Earthquake” (Bungeishunju). He has also published several books.