What is Japan's attitude towards traditional culture?

Japan's attitude towards traditional culture is also very contradictory, but compared with China, Japan's traditional culture itself comes from China, so Japan is a country that accepts foreign cultures more easily.

After Meiji Restoration, he actively studied western culture, but took a more objective view of traditional culture, studied western costumes, but kept national costumes such as kimono.

While learning western equestrian, they also like to play Go in China. Many traditional Japanese cultures are foreign cultures, such as piano, chess, calligraphy and painting. While learning western culture, they still retain some elements of oriental culture. It can be said that Japan still remembers traditional culture and has the will to inherit it.