The Man from 2062• What sports is Japan strong in?
SUMOU. France and America are strong too.
• Is there anyone alive in 2010 who will go down in history? Who?
I don't remember at all.
• Did Prince Hisahito become emperor?
I'll leave that to your imagination.
• Has the Japanese people's reverence for the emperor remained unchanged?
Revered not only in Japan but around the world.
• Before World War III, is there a military clash between China and Japan? If so, how does it end?
There is. At first America and Japan fight back, but India, the strongest nation, suppresses it.
• In World War III, do enemy forces land on the Japanese mainland?
They don't. The Japanese military defends it to the death.
• Will relations between America and Japan change?
Probably a very friendly relationship, same as now.
• Do prime ministers still change frequently?
The prime minister's term today is long.
• What do you think has changed between young people in 2010 and young people in 2069?
They lack diligence.
• Things we'd better study or experience now.
Today's Japan is a very good country, so stay as you are.
Sports, the imperial family, and a military clash with China
Posts the future person responded to
• What sports is Japan strong in?
• Is there anyone alive in 2010 who will go down in history? Who?
• What is the biggest news of 2011?
• Did Prince Hisahito become emperor?
• Around what year and month does Emperor Akihito pass away?
• What is the era name after Heisei?
• Has the Japanese people's reverence for the emperor remained unchanged?
• Before World War III, is there a military clash between China and Japan? If so, how does it end?
• In World War III, do enemy forces land on the Japanese mainland?
• When World War III happens, what do the Chinese and Korean residents now in Japan do?
• Will relations between America and Japan change?
• Is whaling still criticized by the world?
• Do prime ministers still change frequently?
• What do you think has changed between young people in 2010 and young people in 2069?
• Things we'd better study or experience now.
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