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That’s essentially my own question. It’s not specific to Japan. Do you want to answer it?
by SnowHill9902 4y ago
That’s essentially my own question. It’s not specific to Japan. Do you want to answer it?
- beaconstudios 4y agoYes, it's still the same country. And nobody's being replaced if the Japanese are reproducing at lower than replacement rate.
- teakettle42 4y agoIf you replace a country’s culture, it’s still the same country?
- TeaDrunk 4y agoThat's just called changing culture. This happens at each generation at least.
- krapp 4y agoJapan's culture has arguably been almost completely replaced several times over. Is it still Japan?
- ativzzz 4y agoChange is the only constant in nature
- beaconstudios 4y agoyes. A country is a series of lines on a map. also did you mean to imply that culture is essentially tied to ethnicity? because it isn't.
- akiselev 4y ago
- School-Cotton 4y agoThe name is irrelevant. It’s certainly not the set of cultures it was before that event happened, no.
- indecisive_user 4y agoWell sure, the name of the continent is still "America", but the actual country, the United States of America, did not exist before European colonists. So no, it's not the same country now.
- throwaway_1928 4y ago