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07-13-2008, 06:01 PM
yeh but its not like i have ever treated anyone that way, i mean most of my friends back home are minorities....but i suppose this how they feel anyway maybe? i dunno...it sucks whatever the fucking reason for it is...
*edit* oh and MMM im living in osaka, in the city. |
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07-15-2008, 02:37 AM
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07-15-2008, 12:31 PM
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You are cool and there are a lot of envious eyes for the fact that you ARE Japanese, I mean, I am proud to be Chinese, but my experieince with Japan was so amazing that I would love a second life being Japanese. So don't worry, nobody think "lowly" of you, most people on this forum are interest in "Something Japanese", so you are under the spotlight if anything... |
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07-15-2008, 01:18 PM
Driving seriously looks AWFUL in Japan, sitting next to dad in the car, I'm often amazed at how he can drive on some of the roads. There seems to be a lot of worming in and out of narrow spots and pulling off risky stunts.
I also find that there is a limited number of pathways for pedestrians, esp. where I live. Those are my main gripes. I find people in Japan quite friendly and I've had decent conversations with random people during my last stay there. |
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07-15-2008, 04:35 PM
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Saying you know how it is to be "black in america" (or you could swap america for almost any of the western or eastern countries) just because you got a few looks in the subway in Japan (or something similar) is absurd and ridicilous. Sure I too saw some old and young people gleaning at me when I was in Japan last. But that's just not the same thing, really. I can't say what percentage of the japanese population are using drugs. But as for instance Tokyo is a very large metropol, with tons of people of all sorts, ofcourse there are drugs there. Much drugs. But the amount of drugs you "just come in contact with" without seeking for it is _MINIMAL_ in my experience. I would say, for example, you'd be more likely to encounter drugs in a medium sized swedish city, than Tokyo. That goes for violence also actually, sure I saw a few fights or disturbances in the Tokyo nightlife. But in my not-so-large hometown, if you go down to the club area of the town at e.g. saturday night, there will ALWAYS be police cars there, taking people with them, stopping fights, whatever. I never once got approached violently in Tokyo, despite numerous nights on the town. You still might get assaulted or offered drugs in Tokyo. But I've been to many places of a MUCH smaller size which had substantially worse problems. |
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07-15-2008, 04:42 PM
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But you are very fair to critisize anyone who says "Japanese people are like..." |
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