In Japan, from kindergarten to elementary school to university, there is no patriotic education in school education, there is no requirement in the school syllabus, teachers are indifferent, and there are many students who do not know how to sing the national anthem.
This was written by a ** person living in Japan. In Japan, patriotic education is strictly prohibited from kindergarten to university. This is also an article written by a Japanese Chinese scholar praising Japan, which has been shared by more than 80,000 people, more than 400 people have shared it with their circle of friends, and the number of likes has reached more than 1,000 people. There are many articles in this category, and not only the above two authors, who have declared from the beginning that Japanese law clearly states that no one should indoctrinate a young person under the age of 18 with patriotic content. A Chinese writer living in Japan also issued a ** for a youth bookstore, saying that there are hardly any teenager books that love national themes in the bookstore. They also claim that in:In Japan, whether it is a textbook or a teacher, if you say in class that you are patriotic, it is illegal, it is considered a violation of human rights, an obstacle to freedom, and it can lead to legal action. TV shows and ** also try to avoid such topics, so as not to be accused of summoning the soul of militarism. There are countless such articles, they all have a label, eitherChinese in Japan, or Chinese in Japan, all hitGet to know the guise of real Japan, to promote Japanese society, people's livelihood, education and other topics.
Japan certainly has good points, otherwise it would not have been able to feed more than 100 million people in a small area, and it is also one of the few developed countries.
I have never been able to like a country like Japan, not only for historical reasons, but also because of its actual performance. Someone once told me to look at the world rationally. My reply is that the most important thing about the so-called rationality is to know one's own position, and how can we talk about rationality if we can't even recognize one's own position? On the basis of sticking to my own position, I will look at and analyze the world rationally and dialectically. Is there really no love education in Japan?
This is obviously a fallacy, and it is also a cover for the Hibuki. They are trying to use such statements to whitewash the mistakes that Japan has made. Why do I say whitewashing? When a Chinese living in Japan talked about the topic of patriotic education in Japan in his article, he actually used the word "jade shattering" for the death of the Japanese invaders, and it is difficult for me to imagine under what circumstances and under what kind of mentality and stance the author adopted this term. 
They also try to preach Japan's unpatriotic education to attack our own patriotic education, which exists in every country, and they intend to slander our patriotic education by making ourselves think that the people of other countries live in their so-called "free society", and then arouse people's resistance and antipathy towards their own country.
Many times, we can always see the kind of comments with a faint rhythm trend in the comment area of major events, and when we click in to see it, we will always find that these are private accounts. Where is patriotic education embodied in Japan? In this world, there is no country that does not have patriotic education, but the way of implementing patriotic education is different. The curriculum reform in Japan in 1977-1978 emphasized the cultivation of students with a rich human nature, and on the other hand, it emphasized "the cultivation of an attitude of respect for social norms" and demanded greater emphasis on "discipline and responsibility, patriotism, and international understanding." In the "new nationalism" pursued, Japan put forward the "Japanese Transformation Plan," advocated "understanding the mission of the nation and cultivating the spirit of serving the country" as the basic policy of political education, and instructed primary and secondary schools to hang the "sun flag" and sing "Kimi's Generation" to once again establish the spiritual authority of the emperor and enhance the people's sense of loyalty to the "imperial state." In order to win over and attract more young voters, the Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) has set up youth bureaus, opened political schools in 29 local party offices, and invited politicians with unique views in various political fields to hold regular lectures. Regular exchange meetings between MPs and youth; Long-term youth policy advocacy and lobbying. Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo advocated a thorough reform of education, corrected the "masochistic view of history" history education, and intensified "patriotic education" in Japan's history and culture. He has openly denied Japan's crimes in World War II on many occasions, put forward the viewpoint that "Japanese war criminals are not criminals," and taken the lead in visiting the Yasukuni Shrine, which enshrines the memorial tablets of Class-A war criminals, thus causing great misleading thinking to young people.
On August 15 last year, the day of Japan's surrender in World War II, a group of Japanese kindergarten children were taken to the Yasukuni Shrine to pay respects to the war criminals of the Japanese invasion of China. To quote a blogger: Japan prohibits patriotic education, why directly carry out militaristic ** education? Does this still show that there is no patriotic education in Japan?
Whether it is political ideas, educational methods, or actual behaviors, patriotic education in Japan is profound, even more extreme and more terrifying.
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