There are many puzzling political or diplomatic measures in Japan's post-war politics and foreign relations: to demonstrate its peace-making profile, but to reveal its ambition; but to maintain the basic relationship with the United States in the national relations; to invade others in the World War II, but to cover up that history; to play a greater role in the international community, but not widely recognized. These seemingly contradictory facts are the result of the joint action of various cultures and politics in Japan. Its political culture endows the emperor with specific actions involving national character and values, which not only consist of many excellent elements, but also many negative factors, affecting Japan's society culture, politics and foreign relations.
First of all, Japan's consciousness of being a great power in its foreign relations is rising and it pursues political power. Japan's dream of a great power was shattered by its tragic defeat in World War II. However, as “the second richest country in the world” (Parry 5), with the change of international environment and the establishment of Japan's super economic power, Japan is no longer willing to its economic giant, yet politically dwarf international status, but also embarked on the journey of the dream of a great power.
Secondly, when Japan deals with the relations between the East and the west, it acts as a bully towards the weak and keeps company with the powerful. The Japanese sense of group makes members firmly believe that individuals can only be valuable if they rely on the collective, and respect the strict relationship between superiors and subordinates. Collectivism not only affects the style of all interpersonal relationships in Japanese society, but also affects the Japanese government's foreign policy. In addition, the concept of hierarchy is deeply rooted in the Japanese nation, which is manifested in imitating and following the strong, disdaining and bullying the weak in foreign policy. It is one of the most remarkable characteristics of Japanese diplomacy to keep company with the strong and seek the maximum of its own interests, which has become the creed and tradition of Japanese politics.
Thirdly, Japanese officials mistakenly believed, “If the emperor was the blameless victim of a small and manipulative clique, then it was natural for many of his people to see themselves the same way” (Parry 6). It is suggested that the existence of historical stains has affected the process of Japan's moving towards a political power. It is a "self abuse" behavior to admit aggression and apologize to Asian countries, which will affect Japan's “image.” To get rid of the shadow of the defeated country and the aggressor country psychologically is the last stage for Japan to end the post-war war and move towards a political power. In order to cooperate with the diplomatic strategy of a political power, Japanese politics set off a climax of visiting Yasukuni Shrine aiming at improving national pride and boosting national confidence (Parry 7).
고급융단
11 May 2020더럽네요… 신선한 재료를 숙련된 기술자가 손질하고 조리하는 자부심은 있는데 기름갈 생각은 없는것일까
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11 May 2020There are many puzzling political or diplomatic measures in Japan's post-war politics and foreign relations: to demonstrate its peace-making profile, but to reveal its ambition; but to maintain the basic relationship with the United States in the national relations; to invade others in the World War II, but to cover up that history; to play a greater role in the international community, but not widely recognized. These seemingly contradictory facts are the result of the joint action of various cultures and politics in Japan. Its political culture endows the emperor with specific actions involving national character and values, which not only consist of many excellent elements, but also many negative factors, affecting Japan's society culture, politics and foreign relations.
First of all, Japan's consciousness of being a great power in its foreign relations is rising and it pursues political power. Japan's dream of a great power was shattered by its tragic defeat in World War II. However, as “the second richest country in the world” (Parry 5), with the change of international environment and the establishment of Japan's super economic power, Japan is no longer willing to its economic giant, yet politically dwarf international status, but also embarked on the journey of the dream of a great power.
Secondly, when Japan deals with the relations between the East and the west, it acts as a bully towards the weak and keeps company with the powerful. The Japanese sense of group makes members firmly believe that individuals can only be valuable if they rely on the collective, and respect the strict relationship between superiors and subordinates. Collectivism not only affects the style of all interpersonal relationships in Japanese society, but also affects the Japanese government's foreign policy. In addition, the concept of hierarchy is deeply rooted in the Japanese nation, which is manifested in imitating and following the strong, disdaining and bullying the weak in foreign policy. It is one of the most remarkable characteristics of Japanese diplomacy to keep company with the strong and seek the maximum of its own interests, which has become the creed and tradition of Japanese politics.
Thirdly, Japanese officials mistakenly believed, “If the emperor was the blameless victim of a small and manipulative clique, then it was natural for many of his people to see themselves the same way” (Parry 6). It is suggested that the existence of historical stains has affected the process of Japan's moving towards a political power. It is a "self abuse" behavior to admit aggression and apologize to Asian countries, which will affect Japan's “image.” To get rid of the shadow of the defeated country and the aggressor country psychologically is the last stage for Japan to end the post-war war and move towards a political power. In order to cooperate with the diplomatic strategy of a political power, Japanese politics set off a climax of visiting Yasukuni Shrine aiming at improving national pride and boosting national confidence (Parry 7).
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是水針魚吧
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サヨリだよ。
書き込み欄に、秋刀魚って書かれてる。
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