horses in Japan

[Sailor Kenshin]

and you also don't see any 42" tv's being hustled from best buy either - the people have respect for other people (especially the elderly relatives) and animals - no sense of entitlement there like it was here in hurricane Katrina - it would appear that the government is doning all that it can in a terrible situation -

minismom

I've been watching the whole thing through TV Japan. There hasn't been any mention of horses but they do have a web site with streaming coverage in English.

The actual footage of the tsunami was beyond belief.

[Barbaro06]

and you also don't see any 42" tv's being hustled from best buy either - the people have respect for other people (especially the elderly relatives) and animals - no sense of entitlement there like it was here in hurricane Katrina - it would appear that the government is doning all that it can in a terrible situation -

minismom

this was the first thing i thought of after the disaster....how unlike the low lifes in new orleans behaved......why am i not shocked at this ? some people{too many} have a sense of entitlement...and thats why they never get anywheres in life...its nothing but out and out government welfare ideology....."i deserve it"..the people of japan could teach us a thing or two....and this from a country who was our mortal enemy at one time...boy how times change.

It's Japanese culture, a culture based on consensus and conformity. They are more into the group vice the individual.