I do admire how they consider their work colleagues like a family.

I saw an interview with a Japanese exec in the aftermath of the financial collapse in 2009. They were asking how it was that they weren't laying off staff and he explained that everyone in the company took pay cuts to adjust expenses down to the reduced revenue stream. He said just because the economy is dowy it doesn't mean they are bad employees - the two things were not related. So everyone sacrificed together and kept the business afloat.

I was also looking at Japanese inflation recently and it has remained stable for about 20 years, that means costs haven't gone up or down in that time. Economists say this is because they have a stagnant economy, but I think they're quite happy to just keep things stable and don't care what the global economic madhouse is doing.

sounds like a jewish labor scam

Go and watch some Japanese TV and movies. Most is still propaganda, but not like in the West or China. In China the Moral is almost always the individual is nothing without the country and CCP, and you must sacrifice yourself for the good of the CCP. In the West it's all white hating Jew propaganda. In Japan it's about working together to solve problems, and how the rule of law is what maintains a normal and just society. Alice in boarderlands is an example. We used to be like that until the Jews took over.

So few childhood adoptions. I'd like to think it's because they have better family values and don't abandon their kids but I know it's because their birth rate is so low.

They also do this when their children are fuckups. They give Junior a chance at running the business, and if he fails, they adopt someone else and leave the business to them.