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| quote: | Originally posted by Swamper
While I can understand your frustration I can also see it from their side -- the Japanese have found a formula that works for them and don't see much benefit in straying from it. |
Yeah, you're right about it, and that's why I face it with resignation rather than with anger. I'm lecturing a course about "Contemporary Japanese Culture" this semester, and I talk about the history of the country... So I get where they're coming from.
Like I said, it's just highly ironic that I teach a language so closely related to a country I'm not exactly a fan of. Looking on the bright side, it's also occasionally spoken here among the children of immigrants, and they're some of the most amazing people I've ever met. Hell, I even married one!
I guess every crowd has a silver lining 
| quote: | Originally posted by Dykes_on_Jay
Lira, the lack of iclusion is prevalent in almost all Asian cultures and countries. It is not a Japanese thing per se. |
Yeah, I've learned loads from you, Chinasmack, and Shanghaiist 
I wonder if the places with more minorities, such as Hong Kong and Singapore are also like that though.
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