You make an interesting point, which adds the communal aspect of making things for others' enjoyment. Do you have an example or resource on how the Japanese do

You make an interesting point, which adds the communal aspect of making things for others' enjoyment. Do you have an example or resource on how the Japanese do this exactly? I find this point interesting when I look at the Macbook I'm using to write this: it is plain, has no "designs" except for the functional aspects it embodies (a screen, a keyboard, a mouse, inputs). Its design does not seek to evoke a response from its user other than the experience that the operating system creates, which can be pleasant sometimes. In this sense, could we say that the design of a Macbook resonates with the craft of the Japanese?