Pagan Japan + suicides ?

[Yagami Light]

Hello.
It has been mentioned many times before that Japan has one of the most Pagan cultures throughout the civilized countries. They have completely rejected xtianity although I'm sure there are many half-jews, half-asians that are in control of their corporations and such.

I would like to ask, if Japan is indeed a most Pagan culture why is it that Japan is known for the highest suicide rates?
I've read before that in their society people have high demands of others (like in the workplace and such), but isn't this kind of norm? Or, isn't this actually desirable?
I'm not talking about working 15 hours a day, but to do your job decently, do a good job as they say, etc.

If the first is the case for Japan (working way too many hours that makes people depressed to the point of suicide) is that a fault of the Japanese (as Gentiles), or were there jews involved in making such high demands of the Japanese people to be the norm?
I must confess I am quite unaware of Japan's history. I just find it weird how even without the direct jewish influence (like in the western world), the Japanese have such high suicide rates.

[Mageson666]

Japanese culture is originally Shinto. However its been infiltrated by Buddhism. The Japanese originally worked to remove Buddhism totally out of their culture as their recognized it as subversion. But they didn't fully achieve this.

Buddhism injected the ideology of death cultism into Japanese society this is were the ideal of ritual suicide came from. This was never part of Shinto. As its retarded you train a warrior for decades and then expect them to kill themselves because one guy failed at his post of they lost a simple battle. You see this is of the enemy and away to get the Japanese to weaken their culture.

This foolish mentality of committing suicide if you feel you failed at something is deeply impressed into the mind of the Japanese. Its totally of the enemy. This is also why you get insane death cults in Japan as well like the Shinrikyo cult. The stressors you mention are being acted upon by this cultural conditioning.

[natalie_lion's_heart]

I was always really disturbed by how paedophila is such a normalised idea in Japanese culture and stuff.
I watched a documentary about it and at the end a Japanese lady said something really interesting that the normalisation of the abuse of little girls only started 20 years ago when Japan was modernising but the Yakuza (that has infiltrated a lot into governance) and stuff try to make it seem like its all a part of the culture.
Still don't know what to think despite Japan being a beautifully homogenised culture, there are way too many really horrible things that happen there.

[Mageson666]

The Kikes poured into Japan in the last century and we know who is the major hand in organized crime around the world.