What is the relationship between the dark side of Japanese A animation and Japanese cultural psychology?

This is related to the environment in Japan.

Japan's small and barren land area, coupled with natural disasters such as volcanic earthquakes, has led to a very bad living environment in Japan. Shintoism, which the Japanese believe in, was once considered to be the religion with the lowest requirements for' becoming a Buddha'. The Japanese have formed an idea since ancient times that people are born to suffer, so what people have to do is to endure and look forward to a happy life after death.

Under the guidance of this idea, the Japanese have high respect for those who can bear hardships. One of the disguised developments is that if a woman can tolerate sexual behavior (such as SM), especially if she can still enjoy it, it will make people very, very revered and worthy of publicity (which is a bit abnormal for us).

Benedict also said in Chrysanthemum and Knife that the Japanese have a persistent pursuit of tragedy and injury. Many films made during the Japanese military period to encourage people to join the army are the best anti-war films in the eyes of Americans (I once found one that tells the story of a young man who joined the army and then died tragically. Indeed, I can't understand why the Japanese will go crazy after watching this.

Therefore, from the psychological comprehensive discussion on the causes of abnormal psychology, we can probably think that the long-term hard living environment has precipitated a lot of negative emotions in the hearts of Japanese people, and these emotions have been intentionally or unintentionally revealed in such audio-visual works, and they themselves will have a considerable degree of pleasure because they have been vented. And at the same time, because I feel that I have shouldered such a heavy burden, I can be so forbearing, and then I will have a sense of pride. ...