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Citizens of Japan are commonly referred to as "Japanese." In the Japanese language, they are called "Nihonjin" (日本人), which directly translates to "people of Japan." This term encompasses all nationals of Japan, regardless of their ethnic background, though the majority of the population is ethnically Japanese.
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Can US citizens travel to Japan?
Yes, US citizens can travel to Japan.
Does Japan have strong restrictions on its people?
Japan has a restriction on its citizens and will not allow them to purchase guns. The only guns citizens are allowed to have are shotguns. The police in Japan did not carry firearms until 1946.
Does Japan have universal suffrage?
No, only Japanese citizens are allowed to vote in Japan.
What home country is citizens watch from?
Japan
What role do citizens play in japan?
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How might the size and population of Japan influence the values and beliefs of the citizens of Japan?
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What age do citizens have to be to vote in Japan?
20 or older
What are citizens of India called?
The citizens of India are called as Indians.
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What is true about Japanese Isolationism?
After its isolationism, Japan became an imperialist country. Japanese citizens who left Japan were banned from returning. Japanese citizens were not allowed to leave the country.
Who is very important citizen of Japan?
The most important citizens of Japan are the Ainu because they discovered it.
