Mahoutokoro was far more tolerant and accepting of muggle-borns than Hogwarts had been. The Japanese Wizarding World as a whole was far less judgmental than the UK. At Mahoutokoro the ideology was that any magical student could rise to a great future the same way the mountain on which the school stood rose higher and higher into the clouds each year, fabled to one day reach the heavens themselves; a mystical belief that dated back to the ancient times when the belief held across Japan that those who possessed magic were closer to Gods than mere mortals. It was because of these beliefs that the magical community didn’t care about blood purity, if you had magic it was because the Gods wanted you to; because they believed you deserved it.