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In article <AKI.92Sep7125445@kagari.mel.toshiba.CO.JP>, aki@mel.toshiba.CO.JP (Yoshiaki Kohno) writes:

> individuals are often sacrificed for the sake of 'unity'.  I know
> cases where self-sacrifice is appreciated as one of Japanese virtue,
> and I don't like it.

If the self-sacrifice is focused only on to get 'unity', I don't like
if, too.   However, as a general tendency, I do not like to be familiar with
recent JAPANESE who seems to have forgotten the importance of self-sacrifice.
However, as this is only my impression, it may stand on wrong observation.
If so, I say sorry.  OOPS,  I seemed to have changed the subject.

Anyway, I would like to ask anyone on this net, why do you think that
Japanese society have the habitts to make all the thing 'unity'. 
Or in the other words, WE Japanese really want to be in uniform society,
I cann't believe this yet.  Is this reality ?

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