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GhostOwl
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dAPhREAk
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docvoc
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On January 15 2013 15:00 dAPhREAk wrote: please tell me about my people. A= Korean, teaching English (American is the real name of that language, thank you) in Japan. I sense a walking contradiction. ![[image loading]](http://i1.ytimg.com/vi/4h3ewZxrqU4/mqdefault.jpg) | ||
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ShiroKaisen
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Torte de Lini
Germany38463 Posts
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GhostOwl
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Kuni
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On January 15 2013 15:49 Torte de Lini wrote: I just care about the food. Give me pics of the food! I totally agree, the food represents the most important aspect of any country. Food is beautiful, Food is elegant, Food is honest and it makes my stomache full, Oh food, let me be the one to consume you, You be the food to travel my body through, Food, please become me, Food, I will always love thee. Post pictures of all the places you go eat, go to many different places and eat a lot of diferent things :-) I will love your blog then ! | ||
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solidbebe
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Shady Sands
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GhostOwl
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On January 15 2013 19:07 Shady Sands wrote: What is the attitude of average Japanese people towards people of Korean descent? Well, I'd have to say that it was mainly positive. A lot of times, I just try to come off as Asian American, but being Korean has huge benefits in Japan. I'll get more into it in my first blog entry | ||
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Shady Sands
United States4021 Posts
On January 15 2013 19:46 GhostOwl wrote: Well, I'd have to say that it was mainly positive. A lot of times, I just try to come off as Asian American, but being Korean has huge benefits in Japan. I'll get more into it in my first blog entry That's awesome. I keep hearing that Japanese society has opened up tremendously to foreigners in recent years--makes me real eager for a visit. | ||
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esReveR
United States567 Posts
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GhostOwl
766 Posts
On January 15 2013 19:52 esReveR wrote: I'm curious... With all the highly publicized incidents with the US military in Japan, have you noticed any change in the way you are treated? I am working on the assumption that the general public (citizens of Japan) lump Americans together regardless of affiliation, which may or may not be accurate. No change, but I live near Tokyo. So maybe I'm guessing it's hostile around Okinawa area. It also wasn't hostile when I was living in a rural part of Japan. Japanese people see mainly Black and White as American, so if you're Latino, Indian, Asian, then they will keep asking you where you are from. One time I even had my US passport during a party (long story), and this woman asked me if the passport was really mine. I had to open it up to show her it was really me. | ||
Spica
United States5582 Posts
On January 15 2013 19:46 GhostOwl wrote: Well, I'd have to say that it was mainly positive. A lot of times, I just try to come off as Asian American, but being Korean has huge benefits in Japan. I'll get more into it in my first blog entry I'd really like to hear more details on this. One of my parents' main concerns for me going to Japan besides the language barriers and such, is the treatment of Koreans by Japanese, but I'm fairly positive that attitudes are getting better, and it seems that my hunches are right. Looking forward to your first blog! Also, are you teaching under the JET program? | ||
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