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05-01-2009, 02:57 AM
I'm curious, are you in Japan teaching English? Or what?
Anyways. My girlfriend has never mentioned Vietnamese in Japan, she often mentions the large amounts of Chinese and Korean though.  猿も木から落ちる
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05-01-2009, 07:41 AM
I don`t know about Tokyo, but there is a small Vietnamese community near me. Or at least there appears to be one - there are 2 small restaurants run by Vietnamese families and a small (very small!) corner sort of shop selling foods from Vietnam all in the same small area.
I would imagine that there is enough of a community to keep the shop alive... I am going to guess that there is a larger community in Tokyo, but as you say, finding it may be difficult. You might try looking around for Vietnamese restaurants that are "authentic" (run by real Vietnamese) and asking there. The owners will have likely been in Japan a long time and will have a lot of connections. Good luck - I hope you are able to find a community for support.  ETA; Here is a link you might want to check. JVCA 財団法人 日本・ベトナム文化交流協会
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05-02-2009, 04:51 AM
Well, there are Vietnamese people in Japan, but not so many. I know some Vietnamese people who are studying or working in Japan. Some are in Tokyo, and some are in Kobe or Osaka. You may find them on some Vietnamese forums like gamevn.
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05-02-2009, 05:21 AM
How do Vietnamese even stay in Japan legally? Cause I think they only have the 6 month visa... how do they just go around owning shops like you said Nyororin? confusing.... orz.
But anyways, It's rare to even see Vietnamese in the states around my area. I think I've only met one. 猿も木から落ちる
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05-02-2009, 05:23 AM
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 From the sky, To the ground Rain is falling all around Thunder rain and wind A song of storms begins Play a song, A melody Then everybody will see The hero of time Has come
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05-02-2009, 06:46 AM
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There are countless ways to stay legally. I didn`t say these people came over one day started a shop and that was it. Remember, pretty much anyone can apply for permanent residency after being in Japan legally for some amount of time. Come to Japan as a student with a student visa, get a job and change to working visa, work for so many years then apply for PR and you`re free to do as you wish. Or maybe they are children of long term residents... Or maybe they are married to a Japanese citizen. Or maybe they are the dependent family of someone here on a different visa... etc etc.
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