I learned that if you scream loud and long enough, you turn blonde and can fly. Also, most anime families have single or no parents. Which means it really sucks to be the parent.
Interesting cultural note: One of the most pressing concerns in Japanese society is that the population is declining and getting older. Due in part to both the children of the baby boom generation reaching old age around now and a shrinking birthrate.
Interesting cultural note: One of the most pressing concerns in Japanese society is that the population is declining and getting older. Due in part to both the children of the baby boom generation reaching old age around now and a shrinking birthrate.
They could just loosen their immigration policies specifically targeted toward bringing in young families.
See, with Japan, it's either let them fur'nurs in, or make robots...And so they are trying to make robots to take care of the old people.
Japan is super squeamish about letting a slew of gaijin in. Actually, every country is, but some more than others. The US has always had a complicated stance on this. One one hand it's "Give me your huddled masses yearning to breath free" and on the other it's "Well, except for all those Chinese/Mexicans/insert nationality here." That gap between the American ideal and the laws passed is sometimes quite hypocritical.
Japan is basically going through its own "yellow peril" debate at the moment. It's my hope that they will relax the immigration laws, but then people will have to get used to living the melting pot lifestyle.
One other thing of note: To get a driving license in Japan as a foreigner, you have to prove you've been driving for a period of months before coming to the country. Found that out on Planet Japan.
Replacements. It's going to be a long time before that really becomes useful outside places like warehouses. Also: Japan treats it's workers really shiftily. As in: Europe --> America ----> Japan.
Actually I have tell one thing learning japanese with anime is very great experienced. I will definitely suggest to the newbie, if you wanna learn japanese then go through the japanese anime it will very easy to you. While with japanese anime I have learn kanji.
One other thing of note: To get a driving license in Japan as a foreigner, you have to prove you've been driving for a period of months before coming to the country. Found that out on Planet Japan.
Months? Haha, I've been driving for 6+ years.
I learned that the biggest and toughest guys have a secret love of small animals and karaoke.
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Japan is super squeamish about letting a slew of gaijin in. Actually, every country is, but some more than others. The US has always had a complicated stance on this. One one hand it's "Give me your huddled masses yearning to breath free" and on the other it's "Well, except for all those Chinese/Mexicans/insert nationality here." That gap between the American ideal and the laws passed is sometimes quite hypocritical.
Japan is basically going through its own "yellow peril" debate at the moment. It's my hope that they will relax the immigration laws, but then people will have to get used to living the melting pot lifestyle.
Also: Japan treats it's workers really shiftily. As in: Europe --> America ----> Japan.
Actually, this is an issue that Shiro covers at length in stories like Roujin Z and Ghost in the Shell.
They just need to make more adorable babies or invite some breeders in.
I've learned that the world sucks till we blow up Tokyo. Then they'll make Neo Tokyo with giant robots of awesome.
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And I've learned that every doctor ever sucks, and they could learn a thing or two from BlackJack.
I learned that the biggest and toughest guys have a secret love of small animals and karaoke.