Python DateTime is broken

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Why is it in year month day order? TIL Python dates are in the same order as the date in Japan.

In my country, it's either year day month or day month year.

Maybe is something that common to use in Japan,but official national standards is JIS X 0301.
ISO 8601

Extensions according to national standards
There is Japanese Industrial Standard JIS X 0301 (former JIS C 6262), and the translation of ISO 8601 is JIS X 0301
The date is represented in the basic format "YY.MM.DD"
(for example, the year, month, and day are separated by a hyphen , such as 2019-06-23

If want more and better option for standard formats or time-zones use Pendulum

>>> import pendulum
>>> 
>>> now = pendulum.now('Asia/Tokyo')
>>> now
DateTime(2020, 1, 3, 16, 36, 25, 399457, tzinfo=Timezone('Asia/Tokyo'))
>>> print(now)
2020-01-03T16:36:25.399457+09:00

>>> # Example of different formats
>>> print(now.to_rfc2822_string())
Fri, 03 Jan 2020 16:36:25 +0900

>>> print(now.to_rfc850_string())
Friday, 03-Jan-20 16:36:25 JST

>>> print(now.to_rfc3339_string())
2020-01-03T16:36:25.399457+09:00

>>> print(now.to_w3c_string())
2020-01-03T16:36:25+09:00

>>> now.to_iso8601_string()
'2020-01-03T16:36:25.399457+09:00'