Originally Posted by
Maciamo
Could you tell me which topic in particular you are referring to. If it is about the legislation changes, it is unrelated to the culture, especially regarding discrimination, immigration, international treaties (eg. about child abduction), and other international issues. As for social changes (again discrimination, women's rights, quality of education, etc.), rare are the Japanese who disagree wıth me. Many of the issues I raise were brought to me attention by Japanese people themselves. I am often only speaking for them and criticising the government and education system because I can compare it to systems in other countries I know (what many Japanese can't do). Japan has imported new systems and laws from the West since the late 19th century and from China before that. It is part of its culture to copy to progress, and I am usually only pointing out at what should be improved and how. Hope this is clearer.
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