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Japan today may seem like a placid, consensus-driven society, but it too has a history of political violence and bitter division.
Nobusuke Kishi
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You only get populism when liberalism has failed. That primarily means economic failure, but there are cultural and social fissures that matter too.
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They contribute to the profits of high-end stores in the Ginza, gadget shops in Akihabara and even the Yoshiwara, Tokyo’s fabled red-light district