Japan’S Age Of Consent: Over A Century Of Status Quo
Japan has recently passed a law to increase the age of consent from 13 to 16, making it one of the first countries in the world to raise the age of consent. This decision has been met with both celebration and criticism. In this blog post, we will be taking an in-depth look at the reasons behind the change, the potential implications, and the broader implications of the decision. We will also be exploring the potential consequences of the decision, both immediate and long-term.
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Japan's Age of Consent: Over a Century of Status Quo
Japan's Age of Consent: Over a Century of Status Quo
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Japan Set to Raise Age of Consent from 13 to 16: An Analysis
Japan Set to Raise Age of Consent from 13 to 16: An Analysis
Age of Consent: Japan Raising Minimum Age from 13 to 16
Age of Consent: Japan Raising Minimum Age from 13 to 16
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Japan to Raise Age of Consent from 13 to 16: Impact on Society
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Japan's Age of Consent: A Historic Change from 13 to 16
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Rafid hassan oney
Everything is expensive nowadays 🤬
HacksignKT
I got 134.71 yen to usd
GuruChaz
The cost of milk, bread, and eggs have gone up in the US just like it has in Japan. Covid is an easy blame, but I think there’s more to it. Lots of political shenanigans going on and citizens aren’t being considered.
Martha Hughes
When I lived in Tokyo in late 1970’s, I remember it was more like 600 yen to the dollar. I just checked historical exchange site and it’s listing just under 300 yen per dollar. Anyway it was a great time to be in Japan, for a strong dollar.
Ito Hirobumi
A Youtuber talking about economics. Oh dear! This guy does not what he is talking about.
Kevin Diek
Hey John, not sure if you mention it later on or not but at the beginning you said Japan has lots of dept as well which is true BUT the thing you missed to mention there is that the Dept Japan has is mostly inside Japan unlike other Countries that have lots of depts in other Countries. This actually makes a hugh difference.
HacksignKT
I hope so