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I can definitely imagine them sometimes struggling to realise that when it comes to certain ethnicities not always being from the country they expect.
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That is definitely true. I really admire those people who are able to make a positive living in Japan, although I do feel that the country has got a lot of things to improve as well to not only make life better for native Japanese people but also those who wish to move there who have experienced sometimes better experiences in other western developed countries or Australia and New Zealand.
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@pranjalbivare7667 Ok, i’ve got to say that honestly does feel a little bit prejudice in of itself there. It’s not a case of being privileged or anything, but simply that we are more used to having a certain level of support for everyone so we don’t have to work ourselves to death. Many Asian countries seem to consider this certain level of working to be normal, whilst we consider it to be unethical at this level. Especially for Japan.
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That is so true. I don’t know if I’ll ever truly have the chance to live in another country, or at least be strong enough to take that huge leap, but I believe after doing that I will be able to fully come to know my own home country. I’ll know whether it is truly the place where my heart resides, or whether it is where I have now ended up.
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Looks like a wonderful place, but I have definitely known for a long time that it is not a cure-all for life’s problems. It has flaws like any other country. The biggest issue though with living there would be that I would have to get used to the cold should be my every day life from stage one, rather be something I can submit opt out of like on a holiday. There’s no knowing if I would eventually get sick of it or whether I will truly Kota accepted as being an equal or better life. The language barrier of being my every day form of communication would also be a little worrying, even though I desperately want to learn to speak Japanese. Only time will tell unfortunately for any of us. You’ll never know until you truly take that leap.
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@gianmarcorusso1713 IWasn’t aware that it was actually that bad in Italy. That is quite sad to hear really. I would’ve thought Italy was quite open like any of it of the neighbours, or is this due also sometimes to Catholic influences within society? It is good that things in Japan are changing Studley with his generation. Especially this one, although they they are still having to fight the old generation who are still not budging on so many things and they are basically having to wait for them to die off. And with their long life expectancy, it certainly would explain how things have moved so slowly since after the rebuilding in the 50s and the eventual economic bubble burst in the early 90s.
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