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On my way back from Japan. A truly remarkable country in many ways.
Beautiful, spotlessly clean EVERYWHERE (I did not see one bit of litter), the native population is extremely polite and civilised and everything from bullet trains and airports and taxis and hospitals (yes, we had to visit one!) just WORK.
Everyone from street cleaners and restaurant workers to taxi drivers and traffic officers all take pride in their jobs and know their role is as important as the next.
A truly cohesive, high-trust society that has to be seen to be believed. Kyoto was my favourite stop, especially because of Cherry Blossom season.
Japan’s downfall is the plummeting birth rate. In just a handful of generations there will be no Japanese people left if they carry on the way they are.
People take pride in their jobs but long and exhausting hours take their toll. Work-life balance is out of whack and I assume there’s just no time to find partners, date and start families.
Everything as you’d expect is also massively technologically advanced. This means a huge proportion of Japanese people live their lives online. Everyone is on their phones, heads buried in games, social media, anime and whatever else. You don’t make babies living online.
The younger women are generally quite shy and the younger men, and maybe this is a sweeping comment, seem quite effeminate. I assume both sexes struggle to hook up with partners because they’re not spending enough time interacting with real people. This is not a recipe for passionate baby making.
Reports this week confirmed Japan plans to import one million migrants from abroad to fill its population and worker shortage. As a Brit, I don’t need to tell you what a disaster this will be for Japan and Japanese people culturally.
It might well boost their GDP (which doesn’t mean anything for an individual’s quality of life anyway) but it will come at a huge cost to the respectable, functioning and highly trustworthy nation they’ve built for themselves.
Like other nations, South Korea, the UK and Italy included, low birth rate risks Japanese people going the way of the dodo. Maybe they could look to Hungary for tips on putting family and nation first, where women who have a certain amount of children enjoy massive tax breaks.
Because the planned remedy to its population crisis - mass migration of foreigners - will almost certainly speed up the death of Japanese spirit. And that would be a massive, massive shame.