J
apan’s image as a nation has changed significantly
since the 1980s. From an industrial country
mass-producing cheap electronics and cars, it
has been propelled into an ultra-refined nation,
at the forefront of fashion and design, with a unique
lifestyle and traditions preserved by its insularity. That
is what attracts the millions of tourists who visit the
archipelago, and the many Western teenagers fascinated
by Japan’s unique culture.
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