loopholes of working and living in japan being a foreigner

loopholes of working and living in japan being a foreigner is because the lack of diversity in the society. In short, in Japan, uniformity is safe and a must. So what if you are the only foreigner in a company of 100 percent Japanese workers? being a resident in Japan for more than 30 years, there were countless of bullies came right in front of me, but, as you can see and expect, I'm still here and loving the life I am having in Japan with my husband, a retired physically diabled Japanese citizen. I would like to speak more about what are the things I dislike about Japan, but I won't add for more. I love this country.

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I follow japanese music and culture, and the recent court case of the young female defence force cadete that has spent like almost three years to get justice has been so disturbing, no doubt you only touch the tip of the iceberg in your video in regards to a society that harbours this homogenious society, the goodness gained from concerted positive immiggration is japans ignorance and one doesn't have to look far to see the negative outcomes that this brings about. great video, nice work bless you and your husband.

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I appreciate your story about the female cadet. The place she was assigned was actually near we live. Koriyama City.

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Did I see Shirakawa Station in this video, Grace?

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Shirakawa was on the previous video. A small boy trying to buy a ticket.