this is how japanese society is like

[blacky90]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KW0ahs49hWE

 

[Fortify]

It looks like some sort of gymnastic or sports event at school, which I'm pretty sure is common throughout the world. Where is it you live that don't give child special days like these?

[criptix]

It looks like some sort of gymnastic or sports event at school, which I'm pretty sure is common throughout the world. Where is it you live that don't give child special days like these?

you are missing the point.


conspiracy mode on:

they switched the kid while they were doing the nakama dance lol

[magnific61]

support, encurage and motivation brought success
thats all

[arbitrage]

You must respect this !
Such motivation and wish i thought this kid is going to fly at the end.
This is very good for kids to implement persistence in early ages in every person.
Amazing Japanese Precision
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4p0DsVPkyZg

[blacky90]

remember ,there was also no looting in japan after the tsunami in 2011
if you compare this to the hurricane in Louisiana.......

japan after the tsunami in 2011

[gentlemand]

They are a very, very strange bunch. About as close as it's possible to get as aliens on Earth. I wouldn't mind looking around a bit though.

[designerusa]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KW0ahs49hWE

  

the magic of peer pressure.. i didnt see anything wrong with this video on the contrary, this is really heartwarming and i am very happy for this little child because he made it perfectly.

[valta4065]

And remember that's why Japan is one of the highest suicide rates in Western world: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_suicide_rate

Yeah it sure seems cool. But having a society where everyone is taught to have and respect his "place" in society and to abide all rules... Well it doesn't help people being happy. Or evolve. They still are one of the most sexist culture in the West.

[tabas]

so sweet, nice to see what humans are capable of.

[Batmanvsduecare]

And they are also good in drawing technology and this???and the other reason offcourse we all know that.

I kind there society because they are well managed an such a young age unlike in my country where kids watch this dramas that makes them crave for what they are watching.

[yugo23]

remember ,there was also no looting in japan after the tsunami in 2011
if you compare this to the hurricane in Louisiana.......

japan after the tsunami in 2011

Yeah, let's all be good litle japanese. Don't think, don't react, don't claim, don't fight. Obey and stay silent.

[boyptc]

japanese were very responsible and they obey to their government rules and regulations

[yugo23]

japanese were very responsible and they obey to their government rules and regulations

Yeah for sure.
They're good little soldiers!
And kamikaze Japanese were the best ones! They obeyed rightfully their government, without thinking twice.

It's probably the dream of every capitalist economy, a good population obeying orders, not questioning the system...

[bitbunnny]

Very hard working people, loyal and with amazing culture. I'm not saying that all things are good in Japan but in some way they could be a role model. Maybe just in a bit more relaxed form.

[yugo23]

Very hard working people, loyal and with amazing culture. I'm not saying that all things are good in Japan but in some way they could be a role model. Maybe just in a bit more relaxed form.

If you relax Japanese society you get... A European society :/

[Snail2]

japanese were very responsible and they obey to their government rules and regulations

Yeah for sure.
They're good little soldiers!
And kamikaze Japanese were the best ones! They obeyed rightfully their government, without thinking twice.

It's probably the dream of every capitalist economy, a good population obeying orders, not questioning the system...

Nice piece of leftist BS, but kamikaze pilots were volunteers... They didn't obeyed, but they felt that this is their duty for the community. They have a different mindset than western people.

[Lethn]

Not all of them and it's not just leftist BS, the Japanese had no problem with using conscription.

[craked5]

Nice piece of leftist BS, but kamikaze pilots were volunteers... They didn't obeyed, but they felt that this is their duty for the community. They have a different mindset than western people.

Which is what Capitalists would probably dream of.

[Snail2]

Not all of them and it's not just leftist BS, the Japanese had no problem with using conscription.

They never had shortages on volunteers. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kamikaze#Recruitment) Actually they usually had minimum twice as many applicants than planes. Different mindset as I said. In eastern societies the given society is more important than an individual.