The NFTC (i.e. the government) were aware that anime was being mass-produced due to the labor act violation by the whole industry. However, if they were to intervene in that situation, anime industry would inevitably be destroyed, instead of being corrected, because it is too corrupted (or “matured”) to reform. If that happens, it would lead to destruction of the national policy to promote "Cool Japan,” Japanese equivalent of “Cool Britannica” policy in the late 1990s by the UK government to promote British pop culture as soft power. sembra naturale?

However, if they were to intervene in that situation, anime industry would inevitably be destroyed, instead of being corrected, because it is too corrupted (or “matured”) to reform.

If that happenswere to happen, it would lead to destruction of the national policy to promote "Cool Japan,” Japanese equivalent of “Cool Britannica” policy in the late 1990s by the UK government to promote British pop culture as soft power.

The NFTC (i.e. the government) were aware that anime was being mass-produced due to the labor act violationviolations by the whole industry.

However, if they were to intervene in that situation, the anime industry would inevitably be destroyed, instead of being corrected, because it iswas too corrupted (or “matured”) to reform.

If that happenshappened, it would lead to destruction of the national policy to promote "Cool Japan,”", the Japanese equivalent of the “Cool BritannicaBritannia” policy in the late 1990s by the UK government to promote British pop culture as soft power.