Japanese translation of Book 6 “The Family Book” is receiving positive reviews 21.08.2017 14:09:52

Japanese translation of Book 6 “The Family Book” of the “Ringing Cedars of Russia” has been published in 5th April, 2017, and are available in major bookshops, cafes, select shops, massage salons, village shops, web shops and Amazon etc.  Also, we are happy to inform you that some well-known opinion leaders in Japan are inspired by the books and are mentioning the “Ringing Cedars of Russia” series in their lecture presentations and workshops.

Here are just one of many positive reviews we have received from our readers;

-The most beautiful book ever been published.
-What a stunning and an electrifying book!
-I am so glad to have been able to read this book at this moment in time.
-My heart trembled with happiness, and I squeezed the book.
-This book has my upmost sincere recommendation!
-After reading this book, all the things that were foggy in my head about life, history and society, became all crystal clear.
-After reading this book, I was shaken by the copiousness amount of information ,I just could not fall asleep.
-Everything written in the “Ringing Cedars of Russia” series became crystal clear in -Book 6, and I have digested all of it –Everything makes sense now!  Thank you Mr. Vladimir Megre and Anastasia!

Such positive reviews on Book 6 are generating new readers, who have now started reading Book 1 “Anastasia”.

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Japanese translation of Book 6 “The Family Book” and Book 1 “Anastasia” ranked Number One sales in Amazon.

Japanese translation of Book 6 “The Family Book” and Book1 “Anastasia” have hit Number One weekly sales in Humanities category several times at Amazon.

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Readers’ small gatherings are being held across Japan

After the publishing of Book6 “The Family Book” of the “Ringing Cedars of Russia”, readers’ gatherings are being held across Japan.   This year, we are happy to see an obvious increase in male participants.   They are of wide range of generations and occupations, and some had travelled far to join these events.  

Ideas and information are being shared, and participants return home filled with inspirations to start their Family homestead.

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Japanese readers starting their Family Homesteads.

As a pagan country in tradition, and being a highly technocratic country, Japan has its very unique social development culture.   Based on it, some head-starter Japanese readers have started their Japanese homesteads and dachas.  

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