Britons warm to Japanese practice of napping on the job

Britons warm to Japanese practice of napping on the job

Photo taken in central London on June 4, 2015, shows Brigitte Steger, senior lecturer in modern Japanese studies at Cambridge University, after giving a special talk for the Japan Foundation on "inemuri" -- taking a short nap when you are officially supposed to be doing something else. Steger has been studying the habit for many years and has written extensively on the subject. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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