Comment by starik36 4 days ago Just came back from Japan and I found it vibrant and modern. 9 comments starik36 Reply croes 4 days ago Did you visit the countryside?Japan has an aging problem and a big misogyny problem too. starik36 4 days ago Literally every country has a countryside problem. From US to Russia to Asia to any country in Europe. kazinator 4 days ago Name the country and I will easy find the spots where it is not vibrant and modern, and then say "did you visit those?"Say, I heard France has great cuisine, but I had street food in Paris and it was meh. croes 4 days ago Doesn’t change facts about Japan‘s problems. In certain parts they are just less visible. 2 replies → yitianjian 4 days ago If you went to Japan in the 90’s, 00’s or 10’s, you’ll find the issue is that Japan still feels mostly the same. It’s a wonderful country, but post-Japan’s asset bubble and crash there’s been noticeably less change. sucrosesucrose 4 days ago Change for the sake of change is what cancers are. protonbob 4 days ago Why does it need to change?
croes 4 days ago Did you visit the countryside?Japan has an aging problem and a big misogyny problem too. starik36 4 days ago Literally every country has a countryside problem. From US to Russia to Asia to any country in Europe. kazinator 4 days ago Name the country and I will easy find the spots where it is not vibrant and modern, and then say "did you visit those?"Say, I heard France has great cuisine, but I had street food in Paris and it was meh. croes 4 days ago Doesn’t change facts about Japan‘s problems. In certain parts they are just less visible. 2 replies →
starik36 4 days ago Literally every country has a countryside problem. From US to Russia to Asia to any country in Europe.
kazinator 4 days ago Name the country and I will easy find the spots where it is not vibrant and modern, and then say "did you visit those?"Say, I heard France has great cuisine, but I had street food in Paris and it was meh. croes 4 days ago Doesn’t change facts about Japan‘s problems. In certain parts they are just less visible. 2 replies →
croes 4 days ago Doesn’t change facts about Japan‘s problems. In certain parts they are just less visible. 2 replies →
yitianjian 4 days ago If you went to Japan in the 90’s, 00’s or 10’s, you’ll find the issue is that Japan still feels mostly the same. It’s a wonderful country, but post-Japan’s asset bubble and crash there’s been noticeably less change. sucrosesucrose 4 days ago Change for the sake of change is what cancers are. protonbob 4 days ago Why does it need to change?
Did you visit the countryside?
Japan has an aging problem and a big misogyny problem too.
Literally every country has a countryside problem. From US to Russia to Asia to any country in Europe.
Name the country and I will easy find the spots where it is not vibrant and modern, and then say "did you visit those?"
Say, I heard France has great cuisine, but I had street food in Paris and it was meh.
Doesn’t change facts about Japan‘s problems. In certain parts they are just less visible.
2 replies →
If you went to Japan in the 90’s, 00’s or 10’s, you’ll find the issue is that Japan still feels mostly the same. It’s a wonderful country, but post-Japan’s asset bubble and crash there’s been noticeably less change.
Change for the sake of change is what cancers are.
Why does it need to change?