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Originally Posted by ozkai
I always found this an interesting topic.
It's very rare to find someone complain about dishonesty in Japan.
I felt the good and the bad. I soon learnt not to hang my shopping on my Yamaha Jog parked in the local supermarket car park as it would often be gone.
I believe the culprits would have been senior women.
What's your image of the honest or dishonest within Japan or your image on the topic?
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It's true that people rarely complain about crime and dishonesty in Japan, and people often brag about it being a safe and honest place (whatever the hell that means) -- but these days, the "Japan haters" are so common that I hear more "Japan is racist" comments than I hear praises about it being "honest"
But as far as my experiences, Japan seemed almost
too safe. I would often walk or ride bike to the コンビニ at night, and it was creepily safe and silent... maybe there was a dishonest Yamaha thief lurking in the shadows that I never came in contact with
