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Reports on the use of suggestion schemes in Japan. Considers whether it is a productivity aid or a morale booster. Asserts that the suggestion scheme which enables every employee to contribute ideas to his company, is ubiquitous in Japan. Concludes that the notion that a company will appreciate employees′ input still seems way ahead of many Western businesses.

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