centrajapan
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- 16 Sep 2007
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Ainu did get rough treatment. And Japan has committed huge atrocities no doubt.
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Not sure of the exact history but I believe the Ainu people are the real Japanese, and before them, someone else.
Let's face it, Japan was once a barbaric nation that wished for Asia to be one Japan..
They committed HUGE attrocities to prove it..
I don't see anyone here promoting the domination of Japan by foreigners (except you).I would hate to see Japan get dominated by foreigners.
You really have no idea what the economy in Japan is like, do you? Bid rigging schemes through the government, banks in debt up to their ears, yet continually loaning money out to companies even further in debt, payroll and tax systems so complicated that Japanese accountants themselves can't figure things out, etc... What economic strength are you talking about here?Now, Japan I truly admire having the economic strength to not being dwarfed by many westerners
Granted, foreigners (yes, that includes Americans) need to abide by foreign business rules and culture, and my own fellow Americans are often guilty of not doing that, but what do you say to people like Ghosn, who came into Japan and rescued the company?I am delighted knowing that for once, the white man doesn't get his way acting like ignorant aristocratic children.
Not may foreigners really do shop in Ginza.it is really a change of turning the table around when it comes to many of you having to go to Tokyo's Ginza or Roppongi being amazed by the high prices.
If you'd actually look around, you'd notice that many Londoners think the prices in Japan aren't bad at all.Even the English with their mighty pound sterling are often buckled down and become humble guests not being able to act like a bunch of smart *** farangs as you do in Thailand throwing 100 bhat here and there as if it were peanuts.
If you'd actually look around, you'd notice that many Londoners think the prices in Japan aren't bad at all.
Yeah, I couldn't quite understand this one either. Japan was so cheap compared with the prices I have to pay in London. Almost everything is twice the price here.
No, jeans in the states cost about $25+
....Here in Canada you'll be likely to pay $35 for quality jeans, before taxes (and these are minimum prices for both countries as jeans can go for anything from $15 to $500+)
And if you tried to get work anywhere in N. America and they offered you $3.00/h...run. Those are slave labour prices.
For a construction job (though I'm not very familiar with them) I'd say average wages would be maybe $15-$20/h
(tongue in cheek response here): What? Are you invisible or something? (serious response now): You always have an immigration status. Legal or otherwise. What the heck were you talkiing about?I would have no immigration status
I don't mean to sound harsh, but we are talking about Japan, not America or Canada a nation of with the principles of embracing multicultralism. Japan needs to be accepting everyone at least with those of full Japanese ancestry back to Japan. They could then get help paying the pension for the old aged people also. I think opening up dual citizenship completely is the best solution, but that they must pay their world income to Japan. And who but someone who is ethnically Japanese would be pleased to do this with few complaints? This way, Japan can repair herself from her own kinsmen. No more full on white guys becoming Japanese until dual citizenship is achieved for those who are already Japanese, or are nikkeijin. If a complete gaijin finds this unfair, please remember that Japan is NOT Canada. I also do not however support in giving Brazillian Nikkeijin to ensure that their children who are born in Japan and are full blooded Japanese to be given portugese education to keep up some foreign culture. This can be corrected by simply handing the kid a Japanese passport and say, you are now issei again, and Brazil is not your heritage. And only to a full nikkeijin can Japan get away doing this to. It will go much more smoothly than some Zainichi Korean making trouble. A nikkeijin is originally Japanese, so the child by not having a Brazilian identity that was of a foreign source to begin with will be of no consequence to the fully Japanese child. He will be just a normal Japanese child, and this is the best way to do things the Japanese way.
You're necro-posting a reply to somebody who hasn't been here since January 30th.