How JAPAN's SECRET STRATEGY made it SUPER RICH even after USA's Nuclear Attack? | Lessons for India

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VIDEO INTRODUCTION: Japan is one of the most incredible nations of 21st Century, and while most of us know japan as a fully developed super fast country, what we don't know is that in the 1940s, Japan had every possible obstacle to failure!! They suffered a massive defeat in world war 2, Hiroshima Nagasaki bombing had shaken the spirits of the Japanese, they had very less natural resources and the economy was suffering one of the worst setbacks in its history!! but within just 23 years something crazy happened and the same country went on to become the second-largest economy in the world-beating giant countries like France Britain and even Russia!! and because of this incredible growth Japan, today is known as the economic miracle of the 20th Century!!
The question is, How did this little country go from ruins to becoming the second-largest economy in the world?
How did they achieve this in spite of having a small population and very less natural resources?
and most importantly, what are the lessons that India needs to learn from the extraordinary rise of Japan!
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[@ThinkSchool]

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[@DivyaSingh-nb1hh]

Fyi soldiers also pay income tax.

[@prasadpavalkody4290]

Thanks a lot for all your effort to educate us ...good job

[@sankalpabhinandan6905]

People like you, should be policy makers, rather than illeterate politicians

[@nuwanperera3922]

" Next video about SHEIN fashion brand " 😊 ( We got knowledge about ZARA and H&M from you, please do a video about SHEIN how they are become more successfull in short period of time than big giants )

[@mayankmittal6549]

Most of the points could have their cons as well! It's not the strategy in this case but Japanese execution that mattered

[@sujit7292]

In India patriotism means just shouting and showing how much you love your country. In japan its all about contributing to your country through hardwork. 🙌

[@Yourbrother05]

No, in india patriotism means nanga naach on road in the name of protest rights

[@ayushsarangi4095]

NOT ONLY THAT ALSO MAKING SHORTS OF HINDU HISTORY ALL DAY WITH HIGH BGM ND SAYING I M DOING STH FOR COUNTRY

[@_Mohit_Joshi]

@@ayushsarangi4095 As if Japan has no content creators huh?

[@_Mohit_Joshi]

@@ayushsarangi4095 And why are you butthurt? It's just some Hindus showing the history of their nation. Don't be so Hinduphobic buddy!

[@surabhikashyap241]

Not to forget, Indians also suffer from crab mentality which is the polar opposite of Keiretsu business model.

[@Nick-qv8ck]

Japan is a really good example on how to maintain culture and tradition, and change where you have to change to become developed.

[@vibhutisrivastava2789]

No doubt

[@siddeshnaik2296]

Japan was a dharmic country for 1500 years it was after Meiji restoration that dharma had less influence in Japanese society until 1700 Russians used to call Japan as little India

[@vibhutisrivastava2789]

@@siddeshnaik2296 yeah after Meiji restoration Japan's society changed but still they are connected to their culture very much in comparison to India

[@siddeshnaik2296]

@@vibhutisrivastava2789 Japanese culture what exactly is it isnt it is Indias culture only they were hindu budhists were 1500 years the caste system that is division of work among famrers merchants samurais monks even existed in Japan

[@infinitebeing1119]

@@siddeshnaik2296 work based division exists in this modern world also.

[@hemanthdudala4639]

I've heard a Japanese news somewhere that bus drivers started a protest in Japan, not like burning down buses or damaging them, instead they did their job , ran their buses but refused to accept payments from customers , a smart protest without affecting the transport eco-system

[@chrisjoe3629]

thats true

[@manhalrahman5785]

If they did such a kind of protest in India, we'd be like: Ok🤡

[@aayushmankatiyar5862]

What was the protest for ?

[@ElonHusky]

@@aayushmankatiyar5862 To increase payment

[@70maheshchandargs11]

Who will the put the fuel

[@namaskarprasad]

Japan even helped India in forming Azad Hind Fauj and cooperated with Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose.

[@pranavkanttripathi2971]

That was Imperial Japan and they were mad fucks. Like completely mad

[@anuradhachibber7364]

Are Prasad Bhai 😄

[@shaktimaan1064]

It was during world war. But this is the case study of after 1960s.

[@mr.meowgi9444]

That’s very old news buddy. And tbh it was not friendship per se, it was more akin to the enemy of my enemy is my friend. The way Japan acted with the Chinese and the Koreans, I can say with 100% certainty that if we kicked the Brits out and Japan somehow survived the war, they would have slaughtered us like dogs (they would make the Brits look like saints 👀)

[@ColtraneTaylor]

@@mr.meowgi9444 They tortured Indians. Even though we were "allies"! Imagine if they were enemies. I wish Japan wasn't in the Quad.

[@Rajat.2012]

I feel jealous from Japan how a country with no resources become a superpower just bcoz of Unity and selfless love for the country and when I see India people start burning infrastructure and destroy public property it hurts I hope one day think school will make a Case study on India 🇮🇳 about how India became a superpower

[@kunal25roy]

You need to understand for Japan people are its resource and they are some of the most disciplined and skilled people in the world... That is the best resource a country can have.... On the contrary India may have more natural resources but has a huge unskilled, lazy and indiscipline population... We would always prefer free money than hard work... I am not blaming anyone here but it's just in our nature..

[@aadityaranjan2159]

@@kunal25roy Nothing about nature here. What we need is brainwashing of kids and drilling in them the values of nationalism and ethics. The situation here is so pathetic that a girl in my class got offended when someone outside shouted vande mataram.

[@dhirajgawande007]

@@kunal25roy why this is so true

[@subhramanyamsharma3682]

If you observe most people who became industrial workers after 1945 are ex-military(1.3 crore)... discipline is part of their life and a great thing is they passed it on to next generation.

[@learnersforfun8766]

in my oppinion the agnipath soldiers would be the 1st step where,after 5 years these soldiers would turn into disciplaned worf force and will work in thr best manner possible to help india groww

[@amritprajapati6075]

Japan 🇯🇵 is very interesting. They lived over 200 years in isolation just to emerge as a world power in "a very short time". Then it took a couple nukes to stop them and recovered in "a very short time". There's a Japanese saying ' anything crafted in Japan, takes a century to master '. Feels like they have mastered growing in a short time.

[@rararasputin2307]

Imagine if America 🇺🇸 had not dropped nuclear weapons on Japan, where would Japan be today? What would modern Japan 🇯🇵 have looked like!!

[@rajdeepchakraborty4469]

@@rararasputin2307 most probably world largest group of Island nation maybe 🤔

[@factventure17]

@@rajdeepchakraborty4469 THERE WOULD BE NO COMMUNIST CHINA

[@I...O...I]

Japan received billions of dollars in weapons, materiel and technology by American and European powers for volunteering to fight the Russians. Before that, Japan was a poor nation. Japan did not have electricity until the Americans had built a power station. Japan is a nation that was created by the American and European powers. In a sense they were like China today Before the 70s or 80s . They spied on western civilizations. ( their technologies & innovations) It wasn't until 1978-79 or so that they learnt to build superior cars. It came very sudden, within a years time.

[@akshayjain6290]

@@I...O...I yeah it has become a puppet nation of the west

[@shashibhushangotur3150]

I worked in Japan for a year and explored it fully. I love their culture, cities and food. Thank you Ganesh and team for the video😍

[@7k_Satyam]

Where are you living? I lived in Tokyo (Shibuya)...

[@shashibhushangotur3150]

@@7k_Satyam I lived in Kawasaki😀 …

[@7k_Satyam]

@@shashibhushangotur3150 And where are you now? I just returned to Bangalore,India and will soon in Samsung Headquarter, Seoul. As Electrical engineer from IITB

[@shashibhushangotur3150]

@@7k_Satyam I quit IT and joined family business in my town Gangavathi Karnataka😁

[@N7_YES]

Apply for citizenship for Japan..

[@johnnysdesk]

I have deep admiration for Japanese people. But their work culture is very hard on their family lives. We should learn from them but also remember family and free time matters.

[@deepika2644]

Absolutely right! It should also be kept in mind that the Japanese and Bharatiya civilization differ from each other. The culture and mindset and history is very very different

[@Dr.Kraig_Ren]

It's just overly exaggerated. Nowadays it's not really tough. They worked hard because few decades ago they would spend their life in one large company. For promotion, they would work hard. Nowadays jobs can be quit easily. It still isn't best though, but government is pushing it, and the system would keep improving. They also have labour unions.

[@LearnAsMuchYouCan]

Rip Abe Sir

[@Lilly-ud6qs]

This is very true, but let's remember the reason why they are so diligent with their work. They have had to rebuild their country and economy (no small task), so their strict dedication is absolutely necessary. Their parenting style and value system of not putting their individual wants and needs before the good of the collective also plays a part. I wish my country had such drive and vision!

[@vedantmungre1702]

I really like how American companies are simply based on money (like GM would cancel deal with supplier if it gets lower cost from another one) but the Japanese are based on *values and care* . They went to help suppliers in back and forth operations to keep things smooth and hence Toyota outclassed GM. And in India, Tatas do the same

[@ValuableSociety]

Are You sure about tatas?

[@siddeshnaik2296]

Nothing like that u know what all the Japanese army after fighting were diverted to factory hence they were disciplined all the Kaizen TQM can be sumed up simpy as a disciplined workforce

[@vedantmungre1702]

@@ValuableSociety Yes, why what happened?

[@pratapkumarmishra8297]

@@ValuableSociety yes I am. I worked for one of their suppliers. They also work like American ones

[@medicineschool9393]

where does donation of tata go 😬

[@varshilshah7593]

I have met a Japanese person when I was travelling, he was so disciplined and so smart but still so polite you gotta admire them

[@EdwinTyler]

It's their culture.

[@Sauravme]

Bro they are just formal .... don't think that all japanese are humble creatures 😂

[@visarg9628]

@@Sauravme Some are arrogant

[@ayushsarangi4095]

WSE MALAYSIA ME BHI BHI WSE LOG H...DESPITE BEING A MUSLIM COUNTRY

[@ayushsarangi4095]

BRO ALL R SAME...DONT GENERALISE

[@sagarkarvande]

Just six days back you posted this video..... Shinzo Abe 1954-2022 may god bless his soul rest in peace.

[@sanyamjain2938]

Best Line of the episode "Its the attitude of people that makes country grow."

[@amanverma7033]

Defeat is not end of Japan. In future we will be the strongest nation : Emperor Hirohito. Today Japan has made this statement true due to its discipline and hardwork. But Japan is going to face some major problem like population decline,aged population,stagflation and Japanese economy has stucked on 5 trillion dollars from the 90's

[@besocial984]

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[@asifmahin3710]

But Emperor Hirohito was brutal.

[@amanverma7033]

@@asifmahin3710 hirohito wasn't brutal. All those things were done by that time Japanese pm

[@asmityadav4216]

@@asifmahin3710 hirohito was the good guy, it was the military chief who was brutal. Hirohito is the national hero of Japan.

[@Sauravme]

Over work culture made them economic superpower but that's the main reason why population is declining...

[@jnsstudio4]

This is the best channel along with Analytical Times channel which helps to enrich my knowledge

[@itsOmSarraf]

can u share the link of channel

[@meetsingh4613]

YES, PLEASE SEND THE LINK FOR THE ANALYTICAL TIMES CHANNEL

[@mayankagarawal6486]

Pls

[@sourabhmayekar3354]

Great video overall. Some considerations: 1. Defence spending wasn't cut voluntarily and cheap credit was provided by US for building a bulwark against communism. 2. Japan wasn't colonised and it's wealth wasn't plundered. 3. Indian public sector workers weren't inherently complacent. They were looking out for their basic needs not provided for by the government, whereas US credit helped Japan to provide better social security.

[@harryroger1739]

Why don't you look it up from the Japanese side since you are talking about Japan?

[@emmawang1999]

The real reason was the Korea war. After the US occupied Japan, the US was ready to punish Japan. The US decided to not allow Japan to have any heavy industry. The Japan could only rely on agriculture and certain light industry. The Korea war broke out. The US badly needed nearby supply chains. That enabled Japan war time industry to recover very quickly. Japan and Taiwan were two of the biggest beneficiaries of the Korea war.

[@tylersoto7465]

Yes exactly the Korean war helped out Japan's economy quickly and even the Korean war ended just a few years later the Vietnam war started

[@shayanraj7840]

😂😂Who told you that ? There were industries in japan way before Korean war. You are reading pseudohistory.

[@user-xw4qm5dc1k]

@@user-gt7df6it2p As a s korean, ur right. Without korean war, japan could develop itself.

[@AbhayJSingh]

Its also worth stating that post WW2 - Japan's security and defences are guaranteed by US. This allows them to divert the limited resources in more productive areas - ex upskilling, infrastructure etc.

[@jankanty7372]

Ippon!

[@kratos71]

Their enemy was poor too

[@keshavdeoli3067]

@@kratos71 hmm I dought since in cold war Soviet were 2nd biggest economy

[@MithunOnTheNet]

@@keshavdeoli3067 Was for a brief period. But the 1970s, Japan overtook Soviet Union and the European majors to become the 2nd richest

[@keshavdeoli3067]

@@MithunOnTheNet yea richest but not strongest since they were pretty baldy nerfed by freedom boii

[@akashmishra4623]

Their is one more reason behind their miracle growth that is at that time they have mostly young people whose average age lies between 20-30 and that helps them. They had guided their youngsters in a right path to grow the country. What india can learn is that we also have currently 65% of population age is less then 35 and this is the time we become the massive economy . So we need to guide our youngsters to grow our country . Ultimately we all just want country growth.

[@kashmirsingh5025]

How old r u?

[@akashmishra4623]

I am 20 years old.

[@EdwinTyler]

A huge percentage of this young Indian population is unskilled when compared to global standards. You cannot use human resources unless they have adequate skills. Just the existence of a young human isn't enough.

[@kamalnath828]

. But we aren't using skilled labour perfectly.

[@akashmishra4623]

@@EdwinTyler so what you think when they were at this stage they have their youngsters who know every skills . Obviously not , their governments implemented right process . They skilled them and use them in a right way . That's what need to get it in our country.

[@TejasByte]

RIP Shinjo Abe..💐💐💐

[@denshi_lives29]

15:41 and 15:35 that's the points , that's it....... • The attitude of the people is the most powerful instrument to a country's prosperity , and • No matter how many policies you come up with if the people ( a major number )are complacent and do not have the attitude to grow the country will never progress .

[@sairatan4288]

In india gov. Employees contributed 100% in development of country and 1000% in throwing country into gutter with corruption

[@LadderVictims]

True

[@jayeshsingh1842]

I am a student but I don't agree with u, most of the indian don't pay taxes they uses some underhand tricks to buypess them... And too he honest the gov employees which u talk about are all people like us who goes to work their but they only think do corruption.. Instead of blaming other we should just work hard because after all we are the one's who run this country

[@sigmachadtrillioniare6372]

If taking corruption. China had worse corruption than us.

[@beautifulworld6037]

Well said👌👌

[@lopamudraray4571]

I spend few days in Tokyo. One striking feature was 'no wastage of anything'. Few years before this visit I had an opportunity to meet a senior Jute specialist in Kolkata. Japanese are die hard loyal to quality. It's in their genes.We Indians have many things to learn from them. Thank you for this video.

[@nemeziz_prime]

This was pretty amazing!! Clearly explained! Japan is truly a great nation 👏🏻

[@sutapasbhattacharya9471]

I am a big fan of Japan but you need to see the video The Dark Side of Japan - and even that does not cover all the negative aspects such as the brutal working conditions of the salary men - who are not allowed to leave their desk for lunch; the ritual humiliation in front of colleagues if you make a mistake, the racism towards non-Japanese etc. India does not have the ethnic homogeneity and serf-like collective mindset which many younger Japanese and the millions of 'shut-ins' who never leave their bedrooms once they become adults have rejected.

[@sonusahu6163]

It's so unpredictable that shinzo abe is no more. Rip 🙏

[@sarthakhaldar9107]

When govt is securing citizen's job, its citizens responsibility to work extra hard to return the favour. But unfortunately the govt employees in India are the most lazy and corrupt and in almost all cases, govt institutes makes a loss annually.

[@devnegi6729]

Not at all time isro and DRDO is very successfully

[@iampeachy1188]

And everyone want a govt job

[@sarthakhaldar9107]

@@devnegi6729 ISRO and DRDO have gained massive success due to current govt support

[@Zenox-74]

@@sarthakhaldar9107 absolutely right

[@devilish2136]

@@devnegi6729 drdo no

[@badshahshah4611]

Japan’s education system is not just regurgitating memorised texts. It teaches responsibility as a citizen, civic sense & civic duties, & a very dedicated work ethic. That India can emulate. Defence spending: Japan had the luxury of US defeence umbrella & being an island nation had little to worry abt from less powerful neighbours at that time. India does not hv that luxury. India has to spend even more on its defence than it is already spending. Japanese democracy is very turbulent & like all democracies corrupt. But the line is drawn when it comes to Japan’s National interest. In India it is opposite. Indian politicans act as stooges of foreign countries & the vast majority of educated & affluent & individually wealthy Indians are mor concerned with making their personal Fortunes at the cost & to the detriment of India. The amount spent on “minor irrigation projects” & “ rural development” over last 70 years will attest to the FACT that it has all been one massive laundering machine for siphoning out money into pockets of politicans & bureaucrats. Not being a democracy has ONE tyrant. Indian democracy has 5Lakh tyrants at all levels of the food chain whose gravy train squeezes the common man & small businesses. A nation with such a system can only take 2 steps fwd & one step backwards & remain a nation with “potential”, a potential whose realisation is a mirage, though, one would like & hope to believe otherwise. ⚓️⚔️🇮🇳

[@VitaminProtein4256]

You are wrong they study just for marks, Even Japanese people said India's education system is better, specially CBSE.

[@aadityaranjan2159]

@@VitaminProtein4256 I think he wasn't talking about literal education but was applauding the brainwash done by the japanese to instill moral values and nationalism in the kid's brains.

[@spy1545]

@@VitaminProtein4256 yep exactly.

[@xosphere_1562]

absolutely correct

[@Yourbrother05]

No, every asian country is just ratta in education

[@dineshkesarpu37]

Post 1990 "LOST decades" Japan is in a sluggish economy phase.. the society is ageing, there is social withdrawal among youth - Hikikomori, Japanese work culture has led to Karoshi- death due to over work... Japan has reached the sixth stage of demographic transition ( post mass consumption stage) as per some experts .....

[@abuthahirumarhathab4201]

Something similar to hikikomori is happening in the west too. It's called NEET, a term coined in the UK. These NEET community is extremely toxic af. I just saw a post on an anonymous community forum called 4chan wherein the guy who made the post explains why black lives doesn't matter.

[@indiajapan]

Amazing summary of why Japan is successful. Just wanted to add that the concept of "Monozukuri" is deeply embedded. And, Japanese take immense pride in their products and always look at ways for continuous improvement or "Kaizen".

[@Tapankumarr12]

US actually did not allow to keep Japan it's army. They wanted to control Asia. India cannot afford to do that. Even after USA bombing they are friends. US control most Japanese army bases.. India technically cannot learn a lot from Japan. The demography is different, situation is different and threats are different.

[@saitama2508]

Lol Indians can't even imagine a foreign military base on our land, even if an ally makes it

[@prajwalmalegavi5520]

That's tru

[@gangasingh2903]

I thought US wanted Japan to keep its military so that it could combat the Soviet Union and Communist China , but Japan themselves decided to demilitarize

[@coolraidmaid]

Most of the video is about kiteretsu Japanese business model. Also its not required to increase army spending every year

[@bigchow240]

The threat is ruling bjp govt itself!

[@sandulalavanya1687]

12:55 i strongly agree with this point.I feel Japanese are more accountable and responsible in doing their jobs..whereas Indians gets lazy.If this lifetime employment is offered in India...India would have never be able to come to the position it is now!!

[@varunahlawat9013]

yessssssss this point punches in face

[@kratos71]

Indians were the same one time...it took 150years of British education and 70 years of colonial hangover to make this lazy...it will take some time.

[@cheramanirumborai7181]

Indians will only slog for white masters. Two hundred years of Brit rule

[@deepika2644]

We need to have accountability in government services and jobs

[@agudam]

As someone who has worked with them, I’ll add that they’re also honest and appreciate honesty. In India honesty is looked at as a weakness.

[@subhramanyamsharma3682]

If you observe most people who became industrial workers after 1945 are ex-military(1.3 crore unemployed from military)... discipline, hard working and selfless love for their country is part of their life and a great thing is they passed it on to the next generation.

[@sympathiser_of_Germans_in_40s]

And we Indians are so lucky that we have politicians who question the integrity of the soldiers who risk their lives for us and they question them while standing in the fukin parliament, how truly lucky we are.

[@kiran-thetributechannel]

RIP Shinzo Abe

[@priyadarshiashokgautam2455]

I remember you

[@kiran-thetributechannel]

@@priyadarshiashokgautam2455 Where have you seen me before ?

[@priyadarshiashokgautam2455]

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[@priyadarshiashokgautam2455]

@@kiran-thetributechannel six times to be precise

[@krishanapaswan4239]

This channel is what we as a students of business want. Love this channel!

[@badrivenkata6694]

Comparing Indians with Japanese no way they value time most .. Most of the people in India actually don't want to learn let it be school, college, job , but want a upper middle class status that's the reason we value entertainment more often

[@YiLunMusk]

RIP Abe.....was Great Leader.

[@varunprakash6207]

12:51 Japanese people Hardwork without corruption with help of employees coordination sharing profits to them They get lifetime employment and make the country with best product 👍 Japanese The pride is come from cost After nuclear bomb 22 years The 2nd largest economy in the world The cleanest country in the world 👍 Every citizens contribution to growth of the country 🙏 Japanese - Just time model and kitishu model they help supplier grow together Think school 🏫 explore japan country and its economic development They are pride to country in the development where india is stuck in caste and religion politics and Wonderful presentation 👌 of Japanese country and its economic growth The insane development of country after disaster wow Amazing explanation by Ganesh anna 👌

[@akashjoshi3562]

You talked about the just in time method which is included in our syllabus of cost and management accounting, but the way you explained it was outstanding. You showed the practical applicability of the concept. I just love your case studies and wish all the best for your journey.

[@anujbhangariya4995]

What are you studying?

[@saikumarchigicherla2888]

We have also there it in SCMPE-CA FINAL

[@pranaveshw7966]

He never talk about the negative side of it

[@EMTMZ]

1. Discipline 2. Dedication, devotion, loyalty to country,3. Less corruption. Japan moves. India behind because 1. Corruption and selfish mentality 2. Less discipline 3.no value of talented people. 4. No unity. 5. Leftist mentality.

[@aagamshah2005]

India has right wing government

[@triptee2411]

Yes, you are right 👍😊 Politics is the real enemy of our country

[@EdwinTyler]

And how did you come to the conclusion that left wing mentality leads to less development?

[@navinbpalathingal]

​@@EdwinTyler kerala best example....its hard to fine here a job

[@priyanshuthakur3147]

@@navinbpalathingal bengal also and Kerala is surviving mainly because of remittances from the gulf

[@sarvadnyadesai4962]

Fantastic Case Study, keep the good work up... learned a lot today!

[@avinish2007]

Great video. Thank you sharing!

[@porasshrivas641]

Hi Ganesh🖐️ I just want to thank you and your team to help us understand the complex topics in simplest way. I eagerly want to know how you do the research required to make those business and geopolitics videos. Everytime I watch your videos I wonder how much research you guys have done on every topics.

[@div2954]

RIP to MAN ON THUMBNAIL MORE TRAGIC THAT HE DIED OF ASSASSINATION

[@unmeshguleri5306]

Wow, such detailed analysis and the way you presented. Kudos to the team!

[@ashutoshsureka7651]

Great content and amazing delivery brother! Keep it up. Looking for more quality content from your side

[@RocKzz_20]

First of all the Indian Govt. Jobs need good management. When there is no pressure at the job & given too much respect, productivity becomes 0. That's why a Private company owner has very good knowledge & better understanding than the government employee who get fixed pay on monthly basis & gets a fair hike each year, in front of them a business stakeholder has urge to build a larger business everyday so he can earn more profit. Lastly, most of the Indians are interested in filling their own pockets instead of working for their country & do something productive.

[@tejaskaushik792]

That used to be true and still true in many cases, I work at a private company that manufacture data centre components. we were approached by RBI's Architects who wanted to purchase our solution and we were stumped by the amount of knowledge they had about our products and when I asked them how do they know so much? they said they need to clearly articulate why they chose our products over another in the market for internal government audit. That just made my day, we are changing may be not as fast as the Japanese but surely we are. The sad reality is many Indians want India to become like Singapore or Japan which is a clean and developed nation but will never be like a Singaporean or Japanese this needs to change

[@onemoreabsurdist]

Who told you there is no pressure in government job, all the government departments are highly under staffed and are on tight budget, highly bureaucratic nature of these jobs leaves no space for innovation and flexibility which result in demotivated staff and decreased productivity.

[@Warrukbadikpapa]

Govt employees does more job then private company now this days. 1 man does 4 mans job. Check the vacant post of govt sectors. While private company pay low salary and 2 worker for 1 worker salary. Private company killing the market slowly. While keeping the whole or more profit. Don't forget all the money private company use is tax payers money credited from bank. 1st of all stop supporting corporate salavary We r human being we also have family and desires we can think can fell we are not machine.

[@ameenabdullah3712]

@@Warrukbadikpapa private companies do not get their money as tax payers money from bank , if then why do they pay taxes . The thing you are implying might be the tax credit which some companies get . Private companies get their money from hard earned profits ,hard earned investments from others , and loans from banks . Actually ,it is when loans are given out that money is created, check out credit creation theory of money . Atleast private companies do something productive,produce real goods and services which help the economy and PAY TAXES WHICH ARE USED FOR FUNDING THE PUBLIC SECTOR AND THE GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES , which is not upto the mark as we know.

[@sudhanshusharan5602]

Very good subject picked by you today. Well done guys 👌🏽😊👍🏽🇮🇳

[@ShubenduMukherjee]

Superb Video. Beautifully presented❤️

[@TheNilayojha]

Very well articulated. Your think school 10 minuters are excellent. Please keep them coming

[@dontexpectreply]

Heart felt condolences to Abe ji!

[@suddalarakesh7167]

In India ,people burn Buses and Trains for Jobs where as in Japan, People are burning 🔥 their brains for innovation and quality work. Difference is felt between both countries the way both economies are performing. As an Indian, I request all to take inspiration from Japanese people and also learn about " True Patriotism " . Jai Hind 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@shubhiii1991]

💯 out of 💯 . 🙏 thanks for such a video and many more to come

[@pjagan123]

awesome once again. Keep doing the good work.

[@AayushPatel-gc3fw]

🇯🇵Japan's work ethics is amazing 💯

[@suchender801]

Sometimes I really feel India just doesn't innovate or make bold moves when I see the achievements of East Asian countries. We just seem so stuck up in the past to step up and acknowledge our sad situation and change course. Hope it won't be too late before we wake up for good.

[@vipingarg6299]

Only Exception is ISRO. Selfless Leadership Matters

[@vipingarg6299]

Only Exception is ISRO. Selfless Leadership Matters

[@sargamn6150]

Super stuff again Think School 😊

[@KinshukJoshi]

An extremely neat and to-the-point video. 👍🏻 Loved that line... "Pride comes at a COST"

[@wehandleit2167]

Amazing Reasearch 👌

[@triptee2411]

How do you come up with such interesting topics:)) Kudos to the Think School team😍🙏🏻❤💙 I think there are many reasons for Japan being so developed and rich even after the Nuclear Attack. 1. Japanese people are really smart and hardworking same goes with the politicians....They have a futuristic vision and that's why it's said that Japan is 10 years ahead the world 2. Support from the US (as many have said in the comments) Edit: One more point I would like to add is the Quality of Education.....Indian education system is a trash But that doesn't mean that the Japanese society is perfect (Everything has pros and cons)

[@besocial984]

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[@findabh]

Ok. Now hear the real truth: *every USA ALLY (MOSTLY SLAVE COUNTRY) ARE DEVELOPED AND RESPECTED* after defeating Japan the United States led the Allies in the occupation and rehabilitation of the Japanese state. Between 1945 and 1952, the U.S. occupying forces, led by General Douglas A. MacArthur, enacted widespread military, political, economic, and social reforms. *AND REASON BEHIND IT WAS RUSSIA* USA knew that if they don't help them, Russia would and Japan could become an ally of Russia. And one of the biggest enemy like North Korea. And INDIA we had our own policies, India was, India is, India will remain on it's own. We are not slave countries like EU or south korea and japan. Whatever we have, we have paid for it. So we don't need lessons we are not Japan. Jai hind 🇮🇳 🙏🏻

[@namastehindustan9879]

Actually america helped Japan to become what it is today

[@triptee2411]

@@namastehindustan9879 Yes, You are right 👍😀

[@triptee2411]

@@findabh Yes 👍😊

[@EdwinaTS]

A very exciting talk. Thank you very much !

[@rohitpangi1]

Brilliant case study... You have broaden up my mind on supply chain management which I was searching from past few months... Keep up the great work

[@chidambaramchitu5594]

rip Shinzo Abe ,today 5 days after this videos release , he was assasinated.

[@VYOM_AGRAWAL]

Our Modi’s biggest friend SHINZO ABE died today.😭😭😭😭 RIP SHINZO ABE .

[@swaabhi]

Brilliant content as always, thank you from the bottom of my heart.

[@NikhitaPrabhudesai]

Thank you for your amazing research, information and simplifying that information!

[@AdityaRaj-lf5ti]

RIP Abe-San🙏

[@prabalmittal6737]

RIP sheizo abe

[@david4122941]

I love your summarization brother. Hat's off.

[@gdr7016]

Very inspiring and motivating story. Very useful information.

[@saratsaratchandran3085]

Japan is a monoculture nation, deeply spiritual and disciplined in social responsibility! These values and their need to raise above their humiliation of defeat and destruction made them even more committed to go forward without failure and every individual contributed to it!

[@ianuragaggarwal]

Exactly. China is also monoculture hence rising.

[@lakshmanprasad2798]

It is the attitude and aptitude of people that makes all the difference. Changing the Psyche of the masses is not simple. Riddled with many challenges such as the mindset 'What is in it for me?'. As if that is not enough there will be lot of invisible forces both internal and external that will constantly try to play on the emotions of poorly informed people and sabotage the whole game.

[@JamMaul]

I approooove this message well said and veeerrry truuue

[@A_MeghanaReddy]

Thanks for the effort you put into making these videos!

[@manish5209mk]

rip abeji

[@pavankallepalli2045]

i had a trainer from japan, he learnt little small words of kannada rather than English... i asked why they don't learn English his reply is very simple, they don't focus on unwanted things........ yet he is the most humble person every met with principle's and focus....They interchangeable manufacturing is far ahead .

[@chandansewani]

"Don't focus on unwanted things". Golden words!!!

[@sufalkadariya9395]

thank you for subtitles\

[@hazaraart7163]

The main thing you forgot to mention is their honesty and extreme perfection behind their success. Love your contents and thanks for your great contribution.

[@rashishmaheshwari1]

Japanese are really hard working people but sadly the work culture in Japan is toxic due to which there is almost negligible social interaction resulting in lower birth rates and depression but still we can learn a lot from them

[@tylersoto7465]

Yeah suicide rate is high and young people actually die at jobs cuz of exhaustion, and not having more free time and settling down, if they just relaxed a bit it will help out alot

[@bankniftyoptionspro6810]

You forget the main point, Japanese is a high trust society Here Bank increases interest rates when youre in trouble instead in japan they help you to make your business normal in gujarat they have high trust society thats why they are better in business than others

[@bhuneshwar555]

Nice Explanation

[@mayachaya7431]

Good informatic vedios well researched presented.thanks

[@varunahlawat9013]

This video gives a great insight into the government's and citizen's relationship and the difference between just seeking the profits like GM and the Japanese way of managing a company. BLESSED TO HAVE THIS CONTENT FOR FREE

[@user-vh1gc1ct6z]

Think school as a channel is a perfect fit for me Being a CA student and an economics and geopolitics enthusiast I love watching it's videos in my free time Thank you for making such informative videos think school

[@RealAryanGupta]

I'm a ca student too! Which level are you at?

[@sarakenosken]

Amazing presentation and awesome video.

[@universemath]

Wow i didnt know this totally This is trully amazing content suscribiiiiing

[@abhilashreddy9548]

Bro I wholeheartedly request you dub these videos in few major regional languages. These must be seen by all our people in the country. Please. Everyone deserve to get such knowledge.

[@abhilashreddy9548]

@@meghanath5045 no, Karnataka

[@skayush]

Ganesh, you have an incredible team. Very interesting topics, even more interesting presentation. I must admit, Think School is officially now my most favorite KZbin channel. You beat every MSM in my subscription list to grab the top position. Keep up the good work. Take care, work smart.❤

[@ThinkSchool]

Thanks a ton

[@skayush]

@@ThinkSchool Team, keep up the smart hard work that you have been doing. Stay focused. Don't deviate at all. All Victories are temporary. Keep on striving. God bless you. ❤

[@58shahistashaikh33]

Love ur video #think_school no hatred nothing just videos of progy thank u. That make u the responsible citizen

[@gladlawson61]

It helped being an island. Love the topic. Great video.

[@sandeepjain8843]

Japan is such an enigma. Avowed futurists and entrenched traditionalists in one.

[@infinioda108]

The Bestest content creators are there, & their culture, ethics, lifestyle, tech, everything is absolutely great too 🙌 proud to be an anime watcher ❣️

[@ragingwizz]

That was so informative and motivative.

[@archimahesh9924]

Thank you so much for providing useful information sir

[@rapo_RR]

Japan is one country that everybody loves, especially the Indian people and our Government has had a significant relationship with them from decades onwards we inspire from them a lot because of many factors like Governance, Public, Business models, Their Economy and finance, their hard work and smart work and they are having one of world's best technology, Robotics, Innovative models in everything and also Fast-growing economy and Japan has a world's-best Disaster Management. Japan has one negative point that is people take stress a lot into them due to so much work they do this is leading to so many suicides new concept in this called Mass suicides, it is worrying the Government a lot and in their demographics, another point to be worried is Elder people (60+age) are very high in number than youth and young this makes them think about future insecurity. JAPAN - INDIA are one of the oldest and strongest bonds in the world that every 2 countries should have and it will continue for centuries for sure. JAPAN's leading Multinational companies in the world in Fortune 500: 1. Toyota 2. Honda 3. Mitsubishi (Automobile, Industries, Conglomerate, Electric) 4. Nissan 5. Nippon Group (Telecommunication, Insurance, Steel) 6. Softbank 7. Fujitsu 8. Aeon 9. Panasonic 10. Canon 11. Bridgestone (Automotive) 12. Suzuki 13. Mazda 14. Subaru 15. Toshiba (electronics) 16. Nikon 17. Sony (Conglomerate (it is in the top 10 in Japan I forgot to write in top)) and around 20 more are there in fortune 500 but these are very well-known noted companies. Thank you.

[@EdwinTyler]

Despite the close bonds we shared with them we couldn't learn from their culture of honesty, hard work and discipline.

[@houtarooreki9802]

RIP Shinzo Abe.

[@ShaikMoAbdullah]

A valuable session.

[@aproy4764]

Very truly said 🙏🙏

[@sunny.official]

RIP shinjo abe 💐 🙏

[@ZJS12]

Rip Shinzo Abe

[@Aashish_Mehtani369]

Awsome video every video of yours help to gain new level of knowledge thank you so much for making these wonderful and amazing videos