The World should Learn Lessons from Japan !!

 Hello everyone !!

Japan is one of the safest and cleanest countries, and its inhabitants live longer than anywhere else in the world. Its hardworking people have turned Japan into a global market leader, with work philosophies that have been adopted by businesses throughout the globe. 

Culture and traditions change over time. The only difference between the two is that culture, the root of any society, changes very slowly, but changes in traditions are comparatively faster. The same holds true in Japan, where we still witness the society’s deep respect for its cultural values.

There are many deep-rooted aspects of Japanese culture and traditions that Japanese people value very highly and follow. Knowing and understanding these cultural aspects of Japan are vital for any foreigner to fit into Japanese society for a better life in Japan.

Japanese culture has many peculiar characteristics that shape the Japanese people, society, and life. Understanding these cultural aspects of Japan is vital to navigating life more easily here.

Lessons to Learn from Japan :

  • High focus on quality and higher education for children.
  • Education system focused more on learning and innovations. Children are always encouraged to go and explore beyond the school textbooks.
  • Government expenditure focused on research fields.
  • Social harmony and collective teamwork towards finding solutions.
  • Long-term thinking, rather than instant gratification.
  • Homogenous society focused on evolution of their country, beliefs and culture.
  • One political party system.
  • Mentality of citizens to think first for their country & culture before themselves.
  • Believe in own hard work, dedicated work ethics, punctuality, excellence in job, etiquettes and honesty.
  • Pursuit of making life easier through technology and innovation for which each individual is encouraged with full support, whether monetary or moral.
  • Biggest strength of Japanese people is technology and manufacturing industries.
  • They focus on present and future goals of life and career.
  • Government policies are properly formulated and applied for the welfare of citizens. Very less corruption and unemployment percentage of country.
  • Extremely organized, disciplined, clean and well-structured systems.

Thank you for Reading !!

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