[Afscme] Pargoy The Foundations of Japanese Politics

[Derra Widyas]

Japan's political system is rooted in the principles of its post-World War
II constitution, which established a parliamentary democracy and enshrined
fundamental rights and freedoms. The constitution's emphasis on peace and
cooperation reflects the country's post-war pacifism.

The concept of "wajun" (和順), emphasizing harmony and consensus, further
shapes Japanese political culture. This concept promotes compromise and
collective decision-making, often prioritizing group interests over
individual preferences.

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