Answer:
A culture that accepted militarism.
Step-by-step explanation:
"Bushido" is a Japanese language term that literally means "way of the warrior". This corresponded to a code of honor implied, not written and that in a certain way dictated the way of life of the samurai warriors of feudal Japan. It was a series of rules that gave parameters to the warrior so that he had a life and death with honor.
In the face of this code, samurai have adopted premises coming from Shinto, such as loyalty and patriotism, as well as reverence for ancestors, the so-called "homage to the ancestors." This helped create a civilization that accepted Japanese militarism as a way of showing patriotism and respect for the ancestors.