Vertical Structure of Japanese Society

It promulgates the values of filial piety and harmonious family human relationship between the universe and oneself. It became the official gulden philosophy during the Outages period and It helped logical the Outages Shogun rule through its concepts of a gradable society in agreement with nature, of benevolent paternalism in g everywherenment, of an ethical basis for administration, and of a meritorious symmetry was established through reciprocal benevolent ruling and obedience from their subjects.Social stratification of the Samurai, Peasant, Artisan and Merchant was also developed in a wolf vein, with merchants seen as the lowest class as they are deemed as parasites below Neo Confucian values. It is not surprising that the IEEE ( home base/ family) system was also created during this period. The e system placed great emphasis on family tradition and Its continuity, Members of an leeward are expected to see themselves as one collective social unit and work towards the g reater sober of the household and not for oneself.The head of the household is typically the eldest male heir and wields absolute power and responsibility. The lee system essentially placed emphasis on the parent-child ( upright piano) relationship over the husband-wife horizontal) relationship. This can be seen in the code of obligations for samurai promulgated In 16842. The hierarchical social structure continues to be rigidly defined in raw Japan, and has brought about many societal norms and practices unique to Japan.The idea of a good wife, wise mother3 was introduced In the Mel/ period and continued to define sexuality roles in Japan until the late 20th century. The men were expected to interpret up arms for the nations imperialist ideals and subsequently serve as collective warriors In the lead up to post World War 2 economic miracle. Thus the men devoted his life to work and suffice his boss, while the women devoted their life to child rearing and their education, per petuating the significance of vertical relationships In Japan.The Bunyan-kabob-relationship Is a vertical relationship that makes the relationship between an employer and his employee aromatic of a parent-child relationship. It is a long term and deeply personal relationship that forms the basis of lifetime employment seniority system in Japan. The sample-kohl- relationship is another vertical relationship where seniors who are more experienced re duly respected by juniors who lack the experience and who needs to arrest from seniors.