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04-15-2007, 12:24 PM
Japanese people hate foreigners who come over and are way into anime and manga. I'm SORRY, but it is true. And I am saving you the money you would've spent to a country that will regard you as an outcast.
NO high school students do not devote time watching anime or reading manga obsessively. They are STUDYING. NO people do not dress, act, or speak like in anime and manga. Japan is Japan, and works of fiction only occasionally come out as lifelike. YES foreigners will be shunned if they have an over enthusiastic love for anime, manga, or if they cosplay. YES you will be teased if you go to Akihabara. YES you will be absolutely hated if you go to a Maid Cafe. NO, you will not get a girlfriend if you can't get one in your own country. Thank you, that is all. |
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04-15-2007, 12:47 PM
well, if i get the chance to go to Japan, i'd still go to Akihabara even if ev'ryone else teases me...
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04-15-2007, 04:08 PM
I'm a native Japanese who recently started thinknig back the role of anime in our culture. I don't think it's just a hobby, but it is a part of our life. But many people, like me, don't think it is an essencial part of our life since anime is always there in our life. But I agree that U.S. has many excellent academic writings on anime.
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Ummm, I don't think so. Sometimes you have to carry your ID to show that you're legally working in or visiting the nation though. |
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04-15-2007, 09:19 PM
whether its true or not I dont think anyone on this forum wants to go to Japan just for anime. that would be a waste. I want to go there to see the cities, forests, mountains, to wear their clothes, and taste their food. If I want anime, I'll go to the video store nearest my home.
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04-15-2007, 09:29 PM
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How would you feel if someone came to America because they were obsessed with American TV shows? If they came off the plane screaming "IT'S NOT LUPUS!"? You'd think they were nuts. |
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