When the headlights of an oncoming car dazzle you, you should look slightly to the right of the road ahead so you are not blinded.
対向車のライトがまぶしいときは、視点をやや右前方に移して目がくらまないようにする。
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Explanation
The direction is wrong. Because traffic in Japan keeps to the left, oncoming cars pass on your right, so you should look slightly to the left of the road ahead - away from their headlights - rather than to the right.
Original text
対向車のライトがまぶしいときは、視点をやや左前方に移して、目がくらまないようにしましよう。
Source: Rules of the Road — 交通の方法に関する教則 第6章 危険な場所などでの運転 第3節 夜間 · National Public Safety Commission Notification No.3
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