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becky21k1 13 points ago +13 / -0

Starting to think that's where I am going to need to move to.

At least they'll politely call me gaijin or whatever.

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RexCollumSilvarum 17 points ago +17 / -0

At least they'll politely call me gaijin or whatever.

You will indeed be on the receiving end of some subtle racism. Nothing overt or violent but you'll know it's there.

On the other hand, the Han Chinese are starting to show more and more racial supremacism online and I wouldn't be surprised if that gets dialed up to far above Japanese levels if China gains the supremacy that they and their Biden stooges are working towards. The Japanese have experienced several well-deserved humblings after feeling their oats; this generation of Chinese hasn't.

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becky21k1 16 points ago +16 / -0

Not sure I would even mind. It's their country, I'm a stranger.

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RexCollumSilvarum 12 points ago +12 / -0

In your first year or two, you wouldn't.

But after many years there, learning the language and living an ordinary life, it would grate on you. The US does a much better job of integrating immigrants.

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becky21k1 7 points ago +7 / -0

I'm not that concerned with everyone liking me.

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Wtf_socialismreally 10 points ago +10 / -0

Even with the subtle racism it's really not bad, especially in normal tourist destinations.

If you're a gaming / anime nerd going through Akihabara you will not be treated badly, for example, because you aren't even out of place there.

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Boruzu 3 points ago +3 / -0

I always got around it by dressing nicely and learning the language. In America, they’d think I was the equivalent of an Uncle Tom. Uncle Tom : someone who suffers because he actively resists literacy and social mores in order to fit in with deathstyle [e.g. Thug, Libturd, Cancel] culture.