Characteristics of egg-throwing incidents in Japan: The perpetrators are almost exclusively male. This reflects a general tendency of delayed mental development among modern Japanese men, manifesting as a sociopathological phenomenon.
Childish, simplistic, and self-aggrandizing acts of violence; a lack of a self-regulating mechanism.
A psychopathological phenomenon that succinctly illustrates the developmental disorder of mental age (mental immaturity) observed in the majority of self-proclaimed "Japanese men" in the postwar era (most men's development stops at the level of a two-year-old. Lack of emotion, expressionless, indifference, extremely low communication and language skills with others (completely unable to greet or introduce themselves), etc.).
In Japan, "egging" is almost non-existent, even towards national sports representatives, politicians, or wealthy individuals. Most cases of "egging" in Japan are due to neighborhood disputes or childish "pranks."
Distorted conformity pressure. A sense of equality and inferiority that forces people to constantly bow deeply, lower their heads, and act subserviently at the lowest level. A nationalistic habit of vile and persistent mutual surveillance against those who "stick out." Psychopathological social phenomena resulting from these factors.
What is common in East Asia is the absence of religious background or "racial discrimination" sentiments. "Hate crimes" in Asia tend to be directed towards "insiders" (kin hatred). This tendency is particularly strong in Japan (the targets of attack are almost 100% Japanese).
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