Indeed there is an image that Japan is a high-tech country.

On the other hand, it is also a fact that it is a feature of Japan that being bound by unchangeable customs.

Especially it is remarkable in not being able to use IT well.

The Japanese hate change.

Instead of streamlining operations with convenient technologies, we aim to introduce technology into old-fashioned operations.

As a result, the new technology can not demonstrate its true value, the Japanese labor efficiency remains low or even worse than before.

Foolish, many people think so.

I think so too. And surely, I think many Japanese people are so.

In fact, however, people who have the power to drastically change work do not like change, and we are hard to improve our own work. This is because they link know-how on old ways with their own power.

Changes are seen gradually, but this trend is still seen in historical Japanese companies.

The current Japanese is developing, not to mention making new things, as well as to use it.

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The Japanese view of religion is peculiar,

Because Japanese have the fundamental belief in polytheism, we also recognize pagan gods as friends of our gods.

One manifestation of that polytheistic belief is "Yaoyorozu Kami".

Japanese think that God exists in everything.

For example, to the house, the sky, the sun, even to the toilet.

You may think that "the god of the toilet is dirty."

The god of the toilet is very great.

Once upon a time there seems to be a meeting on what kind of god the gods will be.

Only the god of the toilet did not decide his charge.

That's right, everyone wishes to be a god who is responsible for the cool things and great things.

The god of the bathroom took charge of responsibility that everyone would not like to undertake.

It is a story of a Japanese god that contains a moral idea