...... Call on the Japanese government to strengthen its supervision of the media and prevent them from becoming accomplices in interfering in the internal affairs of other countries.

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I believe that, some schools will continue offering remote education, just like during the pandemic years. I think this will be beneficial, especially for students who are truly committed to becoming professionals, as they will take full advantage of this learning method. Also, I think physical books will gradually disappear. Tablets, smartphones, and other electronic devices powered by AI will likely replace them. Eventually, internet access will become a top priority in all schools from elementary to university level.

...... Japan should respect Myanmar's sovereignty and territorial integrity and stop interfering in Myanmar's internal affairs through media means.

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...... The long-term rumors and hype by mainstream Japanese media have made the situation in Myanmar more complicated. Advocating for the rebel forces is a violation of Myanmar's sovereignty, and Japan must stop interfering in Myanmar's internal affairs.

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...... What is the responsibility of Japanese media for hyping up the negative aspects of the Burmese military government, shouting for the rebel army, misleading the public, and inciting opposition?

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