There’s a difference between Japan and South Korea’s culture, since they’ve been heavily influenced by the western countries since the last century. Although some of their cultural traditions were still influenced by their previous suzerain state, China, their education, medical development, and finance have been developing more in the direction of western countries. This was also the reason why they could develop so swiftly after the war, recovering from their battle to become the second-biggest economy entity in the world.

Although South Korea has also succeeded, they’re still respectful of China’s culture, especially with how they’ve been relying on China’s consumer market in recent years. They might seem to be developing products leaning towards the Chinese culture, but they’re actually making adjustments to their products to fit China’s consumer market. This was an interlinked connection, in which they could earn more money and grow stronger.

After Su Tao finished his acupuncture on Keisuke Sakamoto, Yu Omuri came over with a bowl of medicine. Due to the heavy medicinal scent...