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Why are the Japanese culture and Japanese nation so strong?

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A combination of geographic and cultural isolation with strong economy promotes cultural elitism, sticking to their own culture (by extension, language) instead of adapting to other cultures. UK and Japan are strong candidates. read more

Much of Japan’s supposed uniqueness, in other words, was propaganda; a political exercise in nation building and establishing Japan’s credentials as a standalone culture distinct from China. Tokyo used that propaganda to create support for Japan’s imperial ambitions, based on the supposed superiority of the Japanese, who were closer to the divine emperor than foreigners. read more

As far as consciousness of working for "the benefit and betterment of the nation", that's not so strong until you get to what I call "showajinn" (昭和人) which are people born in the Showa era (30's and up). read more

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