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Interesting question, ARTESH.
From my own experiences for decades, I don't think situation is much different from our neighbors, China and Korea.
Educated people can speak English but they dare to speak Japanese even in the overseas like this PM Kishida.
As for our history class or books, I find less exaggeration than our neighbors at least.

Kishida at COP26
 
I was on the Yorktown in Hong Kong in '63.
Walking down a not so well traveled street there were British women on the opposite side.
I was in USN dress blues and never heard such language directed at me while in uniform!!!!
 
Shinpachi said:
Two restored Ki-43s at the Kawaguchiko Museum.
Hat off to the museum owner Mr. Nobuo Harada.
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Terrific museum, wanted to go the last time I was in Japan, but it was closed. Note the Mitsubishi G4M fuselage in the first image. Harada has restored a few A6Ms, two of which are on display in the museum. Apparently he has a fine collection of cars as well.
 
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