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this post was submitted on 18 Aug 2023
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I don't have a problem with it, but I just don't have much context or notions that would lead me to.
I'd be more interested in hearing how 日本人 feel about it.
What about Koreans?
Maybe I misunderstood the initial question. Are we talking Japanese car culture in Japan? Or elsewhere in the world? I think that context and locale probably changes the sentiment.
I took import car culture to mean overseas away from a less homogeneous society to on that is possibly more multicultural. I wouldn't drive through Chinatown or Koreatown with a rising sun flag, since I understand the sign holds very different meanings to them compared to people who think it looks cool and like anime.