“Back to Edo” has become a dominant mood and theme in public debates, promoted by writers, pundits, and historians like Inose Naoki (who is also Vice Governor of Tokyo), who argue that the Japanese were much happier within their closed world, blissfully insulated from the quest for material success and international status.
"De vuelta a Edo" se ha convertido en el espíritu dominante y en el tema de debates públicos, promovido por escritores, expertos e historiadores como Inose Naoki (que también es vicegobernador de Tokio), quienes sostienen que los japoneses eran mucho más felices dentro de su mundo cerrado, felizmente aislados de la búsqueda de éxito material y status internacional. &#160;