well, i just returned to the states after 8 years in japan and i can asure you the economy is much better in the US.

wakayama, deja vu
 

Lived in wakayama for while too. in fact i wrote about my experiences and just got published. just google black passenger yellow cabs.

Didn't I hear you on Howard Stern?

It's very common here to see young Japanese student and working holiday visa girls walking around hand in hand with Aussies and International travellers/backpackers.

However, It is not limited to Japanese and also applies to Koreans and other's..

Most are also highly promiscuous!

I am not sure what you are trying to say. Are you saying Japanese and Korean and other women who get working holiday visas are mostly highly promiscuous?

yes, that is correct. They do have a reputation with the locals and that includes the Cairns Base hospital STD clinic!

It's a VERY happening party place here.

Have you been here yourself?

Never been. Would love to someday. And I mean that.

Though I can't help but wonder if it isn't a little like people and tattoos.

"Why is it that all people that get tattoos always feel like they need to wear clothes that show off those tattoos?"

"But what if they are people wearing clothes that cover those tattoos? Then you wouldn't know they are people that have tattoos."

So I can't help but think that native-Asian women who date Aussie men are not necessarily representative of all native-Asian women in Australia because there are a faction, I am guessing of Asian women who live in Australia who you aren't exposed to for the very reason that they don't go out a lot.

You find gold diggers anywhere you go. So it is nothing new to see other countries have the same thing.

reason to marry due financial issue have been exist since long ago, yet, its always a fresh news to me. yea, ppl cant live without finance support and they do what they think is the best

Howard Stern
 

Sorry for the delay, been quite busy. Im currently in the cayman islands promoting my book. Yes, I was on Howard Stern in May. That was the very first interview i did when i returned to the states from japan. my book Black Passenger Yellow Cabs: Of Exile and Excess, is now availabe in bookstores on and offline worldwide. let me know what you think, hit me on the facebook.