No, I don't think so. This is because the government does not provide sufficient support for the protection of cultural properties. For example, the budget allocated to cultural property protection is only 0.1% of the total national budget, which is extremely low compared to other countries. The government has also reduced the budget for the renovation of historical buildings and the training of human resources to protect traditional crafts. The shortage of successors to traditional crafts is worsening, and many long-established traditional crafts companies are going bankrupt.