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

China no longer exists. Most of Asia has become India. As for natural disasters, I'm not allowed to talk about them. I can't say anything that leads to demographic changes. However, I'll give you a warning. yあ　間　Ｎ意　埜　b於　㋹

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.

Oops, I missed that. To 864 The Northern Territories: Japanese territory. Takeshima: Japan. By Senkaku, do you mean the islands of Japan's Taiwan Prefecture? If so, they're Japan. Japan and India have a very friendly relationship. To 894 What's an anchor? Is it already possible to reply with square media? This is my first time using a classic-type board where you type text, so I'm not used to its functions and don't understand. To 895 Apple exists. I learned about Steve's record at school. No comment on Google. The future type is a time machine that goes to the future. The Radio Act, the Broadcast Act, the Telecommunications Business Act. These old laws don't exist. So it's not under administrative jurisdiction.

>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.

>>922 American hegemony collapsed and a new regime was born. A world government is formed, collapses once, and continues to the present. English is not the world's common language. Any language works well enough. You'll understand this within 10 years. Tokyo and Kyoto University still exist. >>923 No. However, the most influential person in today's (2010) LDP will keep overwhelming approval ratings and serve as prime minister for a long time. You'll know within 4 years.

>>928 Your question is too broad. Narrow it down. Marine life is "almost" inedible (in 2062). >>931 It was made public a long time ago. I think it's a person people of today wouldn't believe. I don't know whether I should say this, but if you solve it, you'll understand. 1gbm9dlo1gyh5g5jkp6 >>932 Not important at all. >>933 Russia gets out of hand. You needn't worry about Europe. Africa is miserable. >>934 Sorry to disappoint you, but it exists as one of the most powerful global companies in the world. >>935 They exist. Very dangerous.

>>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.

[Economy] • Where does Japan rank in world GDP? Is the concept of GDP considered important? 3rd. • Besides Tokyo, which cities in Japan are thriving? The underground cities. (UGC) • When will China's bubble burst? I don't remember the exact year, but it bursts big, shaking the world and greatly affecting Japan too. [International] • Will biological or chemical weapons be used in war? Will they be used in Japan? Mostly chemical weapons. Not in Japan. • Tell us the scenario of China's self-destruction in detail Condemned by countries around the world and isolated. Then it turns to outrageous acts, is attacked by all countries at once, and comes to an end. • In what year did relations with Russia improve? They didn't. • Are there still U.S. military bases in Japan? There are, but only in Yokosuka. • Do Koreans and Chinese still have anti-Japanese attitudes? Russians have them, but Indians don't.

• Do the concepts of developed / developing / least developed countries exist? They exist. • Are the Middle East, Africa and Latin America economically developed? They're not developed. I think they're somewhat more developed compared to now, though. • With the disclosure of the Kennedy assassination information in 2036, what was the cause? If you decode the cipher, you'll understand. [Messages] • You've told us so much that we want to do something for you in return; what would help you most? Nothing. I only wrote the history as far as I remember, and I feel quite sorry that it may have confused you instead.

• 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.

• For rentals, what comes built in? Not much different from now. Air slopes and secret sensors are installed in almost all. • Are there new foods (dishes), or conversely, foods (dishes) that have disappeared? Mineral cuisine. I've never eaten shrimp or crab. • In 2062, are you still punished for having sex with someone under 18? You're punished. • Is the population ratio of 1 man to 4 women due to war? Or a birthrate problem? You'll understand within 20 years. • Does that mean women hold real power in 2062 society? Gender equality. Men hold more of the real power, if anything. • Do women who can't marry stay single for life without having children? If they do nothing, that's what happens, but they can conceive and have children even without a man. • You answered that most food is imported; is the safety of imported food established? It's fine. The Japanese produce it. • In Japan today it seems most people on public assistance are foreigners such as Korean and Chinese residents; what about in the future? Only Japanese receive public assistance. • Also, it seems such foreigners are in Japan in the future too; are they still anti-Japanese? Only Russia is anti-Japanese. Today China and Korea exist, but they've become vassal states of various countries, so they don't exist.

• What is the purpose of erasing the memory of a person from 2062 and sending them to 2010? I only answered because I was asked whether it was possible; it has never actually been done. • Do you still have the ability to read thoughts within 50 meters in 2010? Is this ability a psychic power? Or some technology? I'm not allowed to have it now. Technology. • Are there international disputes over securing energy, food or water? No. • Will pensions be paid properly? What is the standard of living? Is it a level where you can't live without working in old age? I don't know if I should say it plainly, but you'd better avoid relying on them. • Is long-term care insurance functioning? It is. • How many hundred million people is India's total population in 2062? 5.5 billion. • After oil stopped being the main source of energy, what happened to the Middle Eastern countries? Miserable. • Like the prophecies of Nostradamus or the Maya, are there new prophecies getting attention? There are. • Is Tokyo's cityscape more beautiful than now? Tokyo is the most complex city in the world. A ground city. A sky city. An underground city. Each of them thriving.