Research comparing parent-child communication patterns reveals that Indonesian families exhibit higher rates of cross-communication between parents and children (80%) compared to Japanese families (50%). Japanese interactions tend to remain within the same group, suggesting more rigid hierarchical boundaries.
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Indonesian culture is saturated with Islam (or Christianity/Hindu in other regions). The Bapak is responsible for the family’s halal income and spiritual education. His final boss is God. The Japanese Bapak is loyal to a secular corporation that functions like a state religion. His final boss is the bucho (department manager). One fears Jahannam (Hell), the other fears mushakushaku (shame of failing the company). This link or copies made by others cannot be deleted
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The paradox: – but the social costs (corruption, gender injustice, regional disparity) are accelerating calls for horizontal accountability.