Imperial family4 posts

China disappeared a long time ago. The imperial system continues.

>Who will be the prime minister after Kan? A disappointing guy. >please tell me the name of the reigning emperor in 2062. Already here. Think about it. >China changed its name, absorbed Korea and became a democracy? No. >Will Japan take part in World War III? >Will nuclear weapons be used? Of course it took part. Japan was furious. Japan doesn't use nukes, but... >What is Japan's population like? >Does the pension system continue? About 30% less than in 2010. You'll get a pension, but a big problem will arise. >And. How old are you? That's private. >Is there anything we should hold on to? Take good care of your books.

[Domestic] • Is there internet regulation? There is. • Have mixed-race people become the mainstream? There are many mixed-race people. • Has the suicide problem been solved? Suicide is a serious problem. • Is Japan's flag still the Hinomaru? Is the national anthem still Kimigayo? The Hinomaru. • Does the imperial system continue through the male line (patrilineal descent)? It continues. • Will Korean residents in Japan become Japanese? Or did they become Russian? Japanese. • How many changes of government were there between 2010 and 2062? I don't remember the exact number, but I think twice. • What happened to Korean and Chinese residents in Japan? Are they still in Japan? They are.

• 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.