why is japan so much better than any other country

[Caldari Ghost]

why is japan so much better than any other country

[N3tRunn3r]

japanese people are very friendly, honorable, literally never troll or lie, and into gaming they especially never cheat in online games.

also Japanese people have the friendliest religion on this world, Shinto.
it can be compared with ancient paganism . . .

[Caldari Ghost]

Originally posted by N3tRunn3r:

japanese people are very friendly, honorable, literally never troll or lie, and into gaming they especially never cheat in online games.

why cant westerners be like that

[N3tRunn3r]

western countries are profit-oriented, just like China . . . and want more more more power and influences and money . . . so they even forget what quality is . . .

[Vendicator Senpai]

Japan has it's flaws just as every other country.

But they are way more passionate about their video games, TV shows/movies, and books than the US that's for sure.

[Shiro♌]

It does probably have to do with the traditions and different cultures.
People are taught different things, those that we're taught by our idols during our childhoods do matter the most and will very likely settle down with us for the rest of our lives.

Now, I don't have any source or anything, but I believe that what're children being taught in western countries differs a lot from what's being taught in Japanese.
Yup, and as you might have already realized upon or even before connecting those dots, it does get projected into the reality by our behavior as we grow up.

That could be accurate, but might not be. In the end, I have no confirmation for it.

[90054321564584560]

lol they will show their true human nature like anything else when they are in extreme hunger.

[Cinnamoon_dragon]

* Earthquakes and natural disasters, Godzilla.
* Xenophobia (you can live 30 years in Japan and still remain a "gaijin" or "foreigner")
* Insane corporate culture
* Population ageing
* Nobody speaks English
* Urban architecture, very dense buildings and small expensive apartments
* Prices for vegetables and fruits. Fruits are so expensive that they are sold by the piece and not by weight and as a gift.
* If you like cheese you will have problems finding it here, it will either be expensive or weird
* Lots of weird products
* You can take trash out of your home to specially designated places only on certain days.
* USA global partner

[Mac]

Originally posted by Static-ghost:

* Earthquakes and natural disasters, Godzilla.
* Xenophobia (you can live 30 years in Japan and still remain a "gaijin" or "foreigner")
* Insane corporate culture
* Population ageing
* Nobody speaks English
* Urban architecture, very dense buildings and small expensive apartments
* Prices for vegetables and fruits. Fruits are so expensive that they are sold by the piece and not by weight and as a gift.
* If you like cheese you will have problems finding it here, it will either be expensive or weird
* Lots of weird products
* You can take trash out of your home to specially designated places only on certain days.
* USA global partner

It's jarring to see numerous people defending Japan's xenophobia.

Racism: 😡
Racism but in Japan: 🥰

[N3tRunn3r]

japans only flaw is dolphin bashing . . .

[F]

Weeb alert! Weeb alert!

[vkobe]

Originally posted by Caldari Ghost:

why is japan so much better than any other country

sorry man, but i dont want live there, i am happy where i live

[ナルゴ]

It's not. They have no city as good as Guangzhou, Chengdu, or Shenzen.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvY0aksVxBs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CID_0BBGXww

[90054321564584560]

Originally posted by Static-ghost:

* Earthquakes and natural disasters, Godzilla.
* Xenophobia (you can live 30 years in Japan and still remain a "gaijin" or "foreigner")
* Insane corporate culture
* Population ageing
* Nobody speaks English
* Urban architecture, very dense buildings and small expensive apartments
* Prices for vegetables and fruits. Fruits are so expensive that they are sold by the piece and not by weight and as a gift.
* If you like cheese you will have problems finding it here, it will either be expensive or weird
* Lots of weird products
* You can take trash out of your home to specially designated places only on certain days.
* USA global partner

it turns me off to countries like them. small but heavily packed so most of the design depends mostly on tiny enclosed buildings and spaces. like whats the point of living and working that much to earn a tiny place. if new york being mocked for that amount of money/quality in apartments. it should be the same

[Caldari Ghost]

Originally posted by 90054321564584560:

Originally posted by Static-ghost:

* Earthquakes and natural disasters, Godzilla.
* Xenophobia (you can live 30 years in Japan and still remain a "gaijin" or "foreigner")
* Insane corporate culture
* Population ageing
* Nobody speaks English
* Urban architecture, very dense buildings and small expensive apartments
* Prices for vegetables and fruits. Fruits are so expensive that they are sold by the piece and not by weight and as a gift.
* If you like cheese you will have problems finding it here, it will either be expensive or weird
* Lots of weird products
* You can take trash out of your home to specially designated places only on certain days.
* USA global partner

it turns me off to countries like them. small but heavily packed so most of the design depends mostly on tiny enclosed buildings and spaces. like whats the point of living and working that much to earn a tiny place. if new york being mocked for that amount of money/quality in apartments. it should be the same

i love small cute buildings and living spaces

[Triple G]

Originally posted by 90054321564584560:

it turns me off to countries like them. small but heavily packed so most of the design depends mostly on tiny enclosed buildings and spaces. like whats the point of living and working that much to earn a tiny place. if new york being mocked for that amount of money/quality in apartments. it should be the same

A tiny place needs less work though. Easy to clean and to keep tidy. Doesn´t need to be too tiny though. But usually much of the space is wasted, only to have space. It should be affordable of course. And if something is much or little work depends on the individual. In general everybody could work less, but still have more money if we would distribute it differently. But then there are those who like work - or feel some societal pressure about it, which is probably a big thing in Japan. Perhaps more than anywhere else.