Why do so many people love Japanese culture?

Not only is Japan economically developed and the environment is high, but the overall quality of the people is very high, so many people like Japanese culture.

Japanese culture is deeply influenced by Chinese culture, especially when traveling to ancient cities such as Kyoto and Nara, it can be seen that they have a great respect for Tang and Song culture.

As a variant civilization, Japan has developed many characteristics and advantages to this day. Any culture deserves to be appreciated and loved.

I have lived in both countries and been educated by them. I think that Japanese culture expresses her image more openly and clearly than Chinese culture.

I believe that many people like Japanese TV, which comes from the absurdity and curiosity of Japanese film and television, plus a little philosophy.

The Japanese are pragmatic and do not have lofty ideals.

Although the spirit of craftsmanship has delayed the development of the Japanese, it has also allowed the Japanese to get the refinement.

Japan's cultural soft power is strong, and Japan's ** and film and television are good.

Japan's smart technology is used in our daily life, so it gives many people around us the feeling that Japan's technology is more powerful.

The introduction of Japanese TV dramas also attracted many post-60s generations at that time, and it seems that it is also the first time that Chinese have come into contact with youth idol dramas, and various romance films are also very attractive.

Because Japanese culture is pure.

I once walked into the courtyard of a large family in Otaru, Hokkaido, and it was really neat and tidy, seemingly simple but very beautiful and Zen. And the courtyard gate is so open, casual passers-by can watch it.

Because Japanese culture is a microcosm of Chinese culture.

Because they are all subcultures, the popularity will disappear as soon as it passes.

Because it tastes, it deserves to be savored.

Agumon and Taiyi, Dirumon and Jia'er, Beetlemon and Mitsukoro, turn on the TV and go on an adventure together, it was the most memorable time of childhood.

Protect, respect, inherit and carry forward.

I think they take things seriously.

No matter what he does, he loves Japanese food.

Why doesn't anyone mention Chinese culture?