japan
Since the geography of Japan was basically an island, Japan was isolated. This made it hard for Japan to gain access of things outside of their islands but it also helped them to be a more independent place and also to keep their way of living. Hope this helps --- Claire, Canada
Japan was ruled by a monarch; it's society was a reflection of duty, honor, and country. Individualism, like in the United States, was considered "capitalism (money making)", and the opposite of Japanese society. Of course all of this was reversed, under GEN Douglas MacArthur & the US military occupation in 1945.
Japan during WWII
Germany, Italy, and Japan
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