Japan's nickname for freedom is "the country of freedom". This nickname has been around for a long time and is usually used to describe freedom in Japan's social and political system. In Japan, people enjoy many freedom rights, such as speech, publication, assembly, religion and immigration. In addition, education, career choice and non-governmental organizations in Japan are also quite free. In addition, Japan has a referendum system that allows people to directly participate in political decision-making, which reflects Japan's emphasis on freedom and democracy. This title has also won Japan a lot of trust in the world and become a bridge for cooperation among countries all over the world.