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Manga varies. What's very different from now is that most reading material is made so you don't have to read it.

South Korea and North Korea don't exist. For a while they became an autonomous region of China, but now they're Russia. The country whose borders changed significantly is India. As for musicians, it depends on the genre, but maybe GFK900 or HUPEY. They haven't been born yet, though. I don't know much about pianists or drummers. Not interested.

>To the future person: what form do e-books take in the future? These days, what's mostly used is a 3D image of a pretty LADY that reads aloud automatically against a backdrop of scene footage. >Do you know John Titor? No comment.

>>185 Q※Will the internet come to have more influence on public opinion than the mass media (2ch, Nico Nico, vocaloid, etc.)?" I had to think a bit, but I understood the point of the question. The thing is, since I was a small child, TV has been a computer. The computer has been a TV. We watch internet mass media through the internet. Products in commercials: you touch them to learn the details, and then buy. So it's impossible to distinguish their influence on public opinion. Q• What is the culture of dating and relationships like? Including fashion As for romance, it probably hasn't changed from now. Fashion varies. Jeans, which have existed for a long time, are still sold. Among young people, the mainstream is special materials fitted to the whole body, with tubes connected all over, glowing in various colors. • Are there new developments in porn and sexual entertainment? You won't be satisfied with paper, recorded videos or LIVE, I suppose. Better to imagine it and look forward to it.

>>185 The institution of marriage hasn't changed at all. There are differences depending on views of life and death and on religion. In ancient history, all the mysteries of the pyramids were solved. The theory of evolution is badly wrong. It's wrong from the origin of humankind. You'd better eat seafood. The world's great players don't exist yet in 2010, so I'm not allowed to say. Gambling and pachinko exist. The balls? don't exist, though. Alcohol is more dangerous than drugs like cocaine and heroin. You probably can't believe it now, but the day will come when you're surprised. The tobacco industry hasn't declined. Many Nobel Prizes go to Japanese. After India, Japan is the world's genius group.

>>188 [Politics] There is no such thing as foreign voting rights. There has never been a female prime minister. [Economy] Japan is the most active in economic globalization. [International] Not so much China's collapse as self-destruction. It would take long to write in detail. A big baby = China How long Japan will be exploited by other countries: until the government changes. ※How much damage Japan suffers in World War III: I'll only say that no nuclear bombs will be dropped. ※Who fights whom in World War III: all of Asia, America, Russia, part of Europe, and the Middle Eastern countries. In 2062, there are no countries hostile to Japan. Japan is strong at soccer, but America is the strongest. The Freemasons exist openly.

So UTADA is still going. I'm surprised. Both the melody and the voice make it a classic of the Heisei era. Most songs in 2062 are close to noise. Both melodies and voices are almost all noise.

[Culture] • Has Christianity collapsed? It exists. • Is there still fishing in the future? There is. • Has the way people work changed compared to 2010? There's one person at the company, if that, and most people work from home. Of course, it depends on the industry. • In 2010 things lean toward women being favored over men; has the standing of men and women changed in 2062? The ratio is 1 man to 4 women. It's illegal, but there are many men married to 2 to 5 women. • About food culture. What do you usually eat? Rice. Soybeans. Potatoes. • What are popular occupations in 2062? Speaker • Is the education system still based on going to school? Basically you go to school. Two days a week. • Has the existence and location of Yamatai been confirmed? I learned that various hypotheses had been proposed. I don't know whether I should say this, but if you solve it, you'll understand. 75srp6eye9

• Has the build of future people (proportions, height, weight) changed significantly? It's hard to judge, but people are just a little taller than in 2010; I don't think it's changed much. • What is the greatest form of entertainment? The masses probably each differ, so I don't know, but personally it's billiards. • What is valued most in relationships between men and women? The brain • Do you feel that sexual interest and war contributed to the spread and progress of technology? Yes. • How is Studio Ghibli regarded? I learned the history of HAYAO MIYAZAKI at school; I don't think there's anyone who doesn't know it. • Has the shape of umbrellas changed? It depends on the region. Of course, in underground cities they're unnecessary. • I understand seafood can't be eaten, but does that include seaweed like wakame and invertebrates like sea cucumbers? It depends on where it's from. • Besides English, which languages are gaining importance? Will Japanese become international? English itself isn't important. Your native language is enough.

• Has Japanese pop culture like manga and anime spread around the world? Japan is the center of the world's animation. • About Minister Maehara and the Koizumi father and son: could they become Japan's saviors? I don't remember Maehara, but I learned about Koizumi. • As of 2010 America is the leader of the world; how will the world's balance of power change up to 2062? Even a rough outline is fine. It's very complicated and I can't explain it here. • Why does staying in the past for a long time make you suffer? It has to do with lifespan. • Please tell us in detail about the education system in 2062 Specifically, • Is it focused on memorization? Focused on application • Is it still 6 years of elementary school, 3 of junior high and 3 of high school? That doesn't change. • Is higher education done only at universities? The curriculum changes individually according to intelligence • Are there technologies that handle memory, or new ways of learning and selection? There are. • Do clinics exist in the world of 2062? What is their role? They exist. For example, if you fall, you have to go there or it won't heal. • I heard future music is full of noise; among Japanese music since the '70s, are there singers or musicians still talked about in your generation? If I remember correctly, KEISUKE KUWATA and B,z

• 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.

• Please tell us in detail about the underground cities. (Under which cities? Since when? etc.) High-rise buildings line the streets and maglev trains run there. It's no different from a ground city. It has 8 million residents. • What is the popular occupation "speaker"? Wait for time to pass. • What happened to sumo? SUMOU is a hugely popular battle sport worldwide. • What sports are popular? SUMOU. There's a World Cup too. • Are there space colonies (artificial self-sufficient residential structures built in space)? They can't be self-sufficient, but they exist. • Is there something you think "Japan in 2062 would be better without this"? No.