Japan's low crime rate comes from an aggressively monocultural society. Adding "diversity" will increase crime rate, not lower it, even in as token an effort as animated cartoons.
Look at the shounen anime this season: Work hard, nose to the grindstone and you'll do well, just don't make waves (Healer is the strongest). Do make waves, but only to harshly as possible harm those who are societal dissidents (talker). It is more important to fit into society than to be strong (dragon rebirth).
All their youth-oriented shows, even if they're harem ecchi wish fulfillment, still echo and repeat a sentiment of "a strong and stable society is more important than individual merit". It's not their preached message, just subtly in the background. Hell, Arifureta is all about one guy being the bestest strongest ever, but the last entire story arch is about taking down a kingdom ruled on such a premise, and reaffirming that the MC's an outlier, that society shouldn't run on his systems. They actively celebrate societal cohesion and monoculturalism, because of the myriad benefits it brings them.
Japan's low crime rate comes from an aggressively monocultural society.
It also comes from an aggressively brutal and quick "justice" system.
People are far less likely to commit petty crimes if they know that being caught might have them rotting in a cell with no real ability to mount a "defense" within days.
At risk? In Japan? There's like zero crime. The only violent and property crime usually comes from illegals.
So, putting more sheboons in anime will calm the illegal's violence?
Japan's low crime rate comes from an aggressively monocultural society. Adding "diversity" will increase crime rate, not lower it, even in as token an effort as animated cartoons.
Look at the shounen anime this season: Work hard, nose to the grindstone and you'll do well, just don't make waves (Healer is the strongest). Do make waves, but only to harshly as possible harm those who are societal dissidents (talker). It is more important to fit into society than to be strong (dragon rebirth).
All their youth-oriented shows, even if they're harem ecchi wish fulfillment, still echo and repeat a sentiment of "a strong and stable society is more important than individual merit". It's not their preached message, just subtly in the background. Hell, Arifureta is all about one guy being the bestest strongest ever, but the last entire story arch is about taking down a kingdom ruled on such a premise, and reaffirming that the MC's an outlier, that society shouldn't run on his systems. They actively celebrate societal cohesion and monoculturalism, because of the myriad benefits it brings them.
It also comes from an aggressively brutal and quick "justice" system.
People are far less likely to commit petty crimes if they know that being caught might have them rotting in a cell with no real ability to mount a "defense" within days.