There were four classes, in order of prestige: 1) warriors; 2) farmers; 3) craftsmen and 4) merchants. Some people such as doctors, priests and prostitutes were outside these classes.
It was almost a workable arrangement for feudal times, but it broke down with industrialization because it caused proud samurai warriors, the top class, to become the employees/servants of the lowest class merchants. The Emperor Meiji abolished the class system in the 19th Century, but families, particularly those of the warrior class, still cling to aspects of it.
they work
A lot of people
they do something called nipponiaa.!
no
Because the people in japan have jobs that require many hours of work, and also people from japan have to travel far distances to get to and from work so useing crystal meth ables them to stay awake longer.
not a lot but just pray for them while you can
No, it does not work in Japan.
Yes it does work. I seen people played from Japan and Thailand.
In Japan people receive a very good education and all the pupils work really hard.
59% work in tertiary jobs, 7% in primary and 34% in secondary
you guys know about the earthquite that happen in Japan about a year ago right? well that earthquite hit realy hard so now the people in japan are still trying to make japan the way it was before the earthquite
Anata no kurasuwa itsu hajimarimasuka.