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Topic	apparently dating as a foreigner in Japan is actually more difficult
YugiNoob 12/28/22 8:59:41 PM #48:	Zikten posted... I had that feeling in Nagoya. I had to take a bus and subway to go to the local college where I'd meet my group. It was extremely weird to be the only person of my ethnicity in areas. I always felt like that hundreds of eyes were on me Now I know how minorities sometimes feel in some places. I remember a teenage boy walked past me on a sidewalk and actually did a double take. Nagoya does not get as many foreigners as Tokyo. Someone on the trip told me some people in Nagoya never see foreigners except on tv or whatever I know that feeling. I walked into a Jolibees once and I was literally the only person in the restaurant who wasnt Filipino. Everyone stared. Workers and customers alike. --- ( ^_^)/\(^_^ ) Maya High-Five! <cite>YugiNoob posted [p:970470850] in apparently... [t:80292429]...</cite> <quote>Zikten posted... </cite><quote>I had that feeling in Nagoya. I had to take a bus and subway to go to the local college where I'd meet my group. It was extremely weird to be the only person of my ethnicity in areas. I always felt like that hundreds of eyes were on meNow I know how minorities sometimes feel in some places. I remember a teenage boy walked past me on a sidewalk and actually did a double take. Nagoya does not get as many foreigners as Tokyo. Someone on the trip told me some people in Nagoya never see foreigners except on tv or whatever</quote>I know that feeling. I walked into a Jolibees once and I was literally the only person in the restaurant who wasnt Filipino. Everyone stared. Workers and customers alike. --- ( ^_^)/\(^_^ ) Maya High-Five!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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