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That's a very Western view of what a country is. The current immigration policies of Japan suggest that "they" do not see it that way.
by canjobear 4y ago
That's a very Western view of what a country is. The current immigration policies of Japan suggest that "they" do not see it that way.
- Forgeties79 4y agoA country is literally a boundary set by a group of people that other groups of people (largely) agree on. It is, by definition, a social construction. There’s no interpretation to be had tbh. Now the Japanese’s own sense of identity/culture? It’s a deeply personal and subjective matter. But national boundaries? Not at all.