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>>167329
do the maths yourself then, if you care to. all this stuff is easy to look up.
>Don't they want to restrict artistic freedom?

He wants to restrict criticism of japan/japanese culture, which means media/art that might tarnish the national image.
Some say it could be a slippery slope.

The last time art and the japanese government crossed paths was Cool Japan, which ruined otaku culture by placating western sensibilities
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