I really admire how well the Japanese run their society and how fiercely they protect their own culture from toxic outside forces.
In Japan from what I understand, the government is paying people to move to the countryside, giving them houses for nothing, and even giving them money to have kids. They understand clearly that they need more solid family units and they need to spread people/economic activity out more. Sometimes when I day dream, I think about moving to some medium size town with great scenery in Japan and living the good life in a civilized society.
In the US by contrast, many state/local governments give illegals generous welfare benefits so they can have massive families with my tax dollars; tax dollars that could be used to support my own future family or fellow Americans. As a veteran who has dealt with the fucked up VA system and who has visited homeless shit covered infested San Francisco, we have PLENTY of things to worry about without illegals around as it is. But the US is filled with people who hate their own culture, hate traditional Americans, and hate themselves (ex: a lot liberal white people; who suffer from manufactured white guilt). Moving to many parts of the US countryside fills me with dread; seeing hollowed-out ghost towns and drug addicts everywhere. And the cities are liberal expensive shit holes; even in many conservative states.
I feel like a foreigner in my own country at times; so much so that I will drive further away from the city when completely un-necessary for shopping just to see Real America... to feel some sense of commonality and community again. But as the years pass, I'm having to drive further and further out; as the parasites breed like rats and move-in from their own fucked up states like California. One day, and I feel that day is coming sooner rather than later, I won't be able to drive further out to get that good feeling back. The road will simply end and that will be that.
I doubt the modern Japanese have ever experience that feeling. And they will never have to probably. I hope for the most part, they never change.