Kanto and Kansai are the two most prosperous places in Japan, but why do they often "fight"?

The main reason is that some policies and systems are not reflected in the hearts of ordinary people. They often have serious bad guys because of some "small things". Moreover, as a thousand-year-old capital, Kyoto has precipitated a considerable number of elites, and it is these people and their followers who have brought the city's economic development through daily expenses. However, as an inland mountain city, Kyoto's geographical advantage is limited to a specific period when traffic is underdeveloped.

This makes Kansai jealous of the traffic here. Why is it so smooth here and crowded here? Over time, a new trend broke out between people. You can't put it on the bright side, you can only play some "sneak attacks" behind your back. If a Kanto man meets a group of Kansai people, he will definitely come to trouble you. There is another reason: the differences in people's understanding of their own culture in different regions.

Coupled with the shift in the focus of national development caused by regime change, the former has gradually become the second child. Kansai people, who have always been proud of their rich traditional culture, have a strong incompatibility with the upstart Tokyo, which will lead to this social phenomenon. However, this phenomenon has caused the Japanese government a great headache. I get different tip-offs every day, saying that this is wrong and that is wrong. What is more serious is to go directly to the government building to find someone.

Anyway, Japan's former political and cultural center was in Kyoto, and later moved to Tokyo. But it made people in Kanto very angry. Why do you want to go to Kansai when you are alive here? However, Kansai is not to be outdone. Your place is not good. Why can't you come to us? Over time, the "little Japan" on both sides was tied up. Until now, there is still the phenomenon of infighting. It seems that donkey friends should be careful when traveling to Japan.