Why Did Futuristic Japan Fall Behind Digitally? | Insight

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However, I think that for domestic organizations, or rather, those that have businesses that are uniquely Japanese and rely on IT in their operations , their dependence on IT is still not sufficient .

Well, the Japanese people don't have the national character to readily accept new systems and regulations, do they? This is a

floppy disk. An outdated data storage device with a maximum capacity of 1.44 megabytes. Recently, the Japanese government still required documents to be submitted.

Japan. It seems that Japan has a traditional culture of trying to maintain a completed system for a long time . Now, in IT terms, this is a legacy system, and we're going to reuse it over and over again. And then we'll take measures to save their lives. [Music]

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live streamer on a site called Nico Nico Douga.