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If Japan were a person, you wouldn’t laugh at it, you’d smile pityingly at its parents and whisper that you’re sure they can do wonderful things with medication these days. If Japan were a person, it wouldn’t be allowed metal cutlery.
--A.A. Gill in the London Times
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