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@kochikamekan7 Only in Japan does people enjoying a beautiful park spark so much rage. Also, we all know there is no way you would say anything to them face to face. Typical passive aggressive behavior, taking creepshots of strangers to post online.

C国人の撮影場所になってた。 結婚式もやってんねん。 占領してて行けやしない。 帰りにメガネ屋に行ったら メガネを作るC国人が多い事。 気が狂いそう。 #八芳園 #移民はもういらん

@Yoshi_kyt @D9bf0NRDYrL21Ba 労務者

@D9bf0NRDYrL21Ba インドネシアに住んでたことあるけど彼らは日本に感謝してましたよ ところでこの数字の出所は？ 日本はインドネシア人と戦争してませんけどなんでこんなに人が死んでるの？

日本の占領で犠牲になったインドネシアの人数は、中国に次いで2番目に多い。 戦艦「三笠」は大日本帝国がアジア諸国を侵略し、インドネシアの人たちを苦しめた象徴の一つ。そんな物をもらって大統領が喜んでいると思うなら、小泉は防衛大臣を即座に辞職して精神鑑定を受けたほうがいい。狂ってる。

@Zempshir @LibertusMaximus @reddit_lies All the Subways in my area are staffed exclusively by Indians.

@LibertusMaximus @reddit_lies Where I live, at least 80% of fast food workers are blacks or hispanics; I almost never see Jeets.

Getting fired at McDonalds any% speedrun world champ:

@japan_nobunaga Can you post anything that's not made by AI?

$2. A handmade sandwich. From a vending machine. Inside a train station in Japan. JR Sapporo Station, Hokkaido. The machine belongs to Sandria, a sandwich shop founded in 1978. The first 24-hour sandwich shop in the city. No preservatives. The egg filling is packed all the way to the edge of the bread. Every bite hits. The machine runs from 6 AM to midnight. Staff restock it 5 times a day. It still sells out. Commuters at the other ticket gate begged for their own. So the station added a second machine. The best seller is the Double Egg. 300 yen. About 2 dollars. Tour groups grab them for breakfast before their bus leaves. What can you get for $2 at your train station?

@street99fight2 The exact same situation happens in Japan. I've seen it with my own eyes. Japan doesn't have the moral high ground to China in terms of acceptance of blacks.

【皮肉な結末】 中国の電車内で起きた、最低な人種差別。 攻撃された男性が選んだ「最高の撃退法」が痛快すぎます。 ■ 突然の嫌がらせ 中国の地下鉄。黒人男性の隣に座った一人の男。 彼は隣人が「悪臭」を放っているかのように鼻を覆いました。 あからさまな侮辱に、車内の空気は一瞬で凍りつきます。 ■ 鏡のような逆襲 しかし、男性は怒鳴ることも怯むこともしませんでした。 無言で相手を直視し、自分も全く同じように鼻を覆ったのです。 「お前こそ臭い」という強烈な皮肉。 予想外の反応に、差別した男はうろたえ始めます。 ■ 逆転した立場 いたたまれなくなった男は、鼻を覆うのをやめました。 しかし、男性は手を緩めず、そのまま鼻を覆い続けたのです。 謝罪も和解も受け入れない、徹底した「ミラーリング」。 最後には差別した側が、恥をかいて黙り込む結末となりました。 ■ 結論 言葉が通じなくても、尊厳は守れる。 理不尽な攻撃には、同じ武器を突き返すのが一番の特効薬。 冷静に「相手の醜さ」を写し出す、究極の知略です。 この鮮やかな対応にスカッとした人は、リポストを。

@raphdelrio @mrjeffu Look at the size of the guy, he probably eats it all lol

@mrjeffu I think the amount of food in every video is what gives people ick.

Japanese netizens are trying to review bomb this Kyoto ramen shop with 1 star Google reviews after seeing this clip of American content creator Big Groove, who is known for silly - and completely staged - videos made in cooperation with restaurant owners.

@isfjcutebear 1. AI slop 2. This is for lawful foreign residents of Japan who work and pay taxes like everyone else. If they contribute to the society, they absolutely deserve to access social programs. Should children of lawful residents sit at home all day? Kids need education.

🇯🇵 JAPAN DEBATES FREE EDUCATION FOR FOREIGN CHILDREN Japan's business lobby has proposed making education mandatory and publicly funded for foreign children living in Japan. The recommendation was submitted to the government this week as part of a broader push to improve integration, address labor shortages, and strengthen social cohesion. Supporters argue that ensuring all children receive an education will help improve language skills, employment opportunities, and community stability. The proposal is currently under government consideration and has not yet become law. What do you think? Should foreign children living in Japan receive the same education guarantees as Japanese citizens? ①YES ②NO 👇 Share your thoughts below.

@reddit_lies Is this company a Christian non-profit? If so, this is legal. If not, it's probably illegal, but would it be worth suing to work for a company that obviously doesn't want you?

Redditor furious that Christian establishments require Christians.

@kangminlee At first I thought this was a @WeaverRising2 creation lol. Korean Nick Fuentes.

Here’s a very basic breakdown of Korean politics. In Korea, the left is pro-China, pro-North Korea, more multicultural, feminist, and anti-America. The right is pro-America, anti-China, anti-North Korea, more skeptical of immigration, and anti-feminist. Korean politics is still stuck in Cold War dynamics because of the legacy of the Korean War. The left wants to be nice to North Korea and pretend there’s no threat. The right knows we’re still technically at war. But social issues like immigration and feminism are starting to matter more, and the divide is slowly starting to look more like the West.

@Zhirikghost @asubparusername As a long time Japanophile myself, supporting mass murder and rape of civilians just because they were done by the ancestors of the cool samurai nintendo anime country is just disgusting.

@asubparusername “The panel was downplaying the Rape of Nanking”

the panel was downplaying the Rape of Nanking btw, so I’m with China on this one.

@tenshifan00 @asubparusername Look at how heavily the account uses AI images and text. If it is a Japanese person, they're not speaking authentically. Let's be honest though, it's probably an Indian

@asubparusername Over/under 75% that account isn’t Japanese?

@Avenox01 @TGTM_Official A Russian woman should be deported from Russia??

@TGTM_Official It’s cultural appropriation dumbass. No culture should be doing other cultures stuff. She should get fined, if it happens again she should he deported.

Chinese netizens get triggered every single day. Today’s victim: A Russian woman minding her own business in a kimono on the Moscow metro.

@ddan7e @oidonhagouda How is one supposed to prove their character when their peers won't come within a 2 meter radius of them?

@oidonhagouda He could prove to them he’s ok and earn their trust But playing victim and moaning like a little bitch seems to be what he chose

This perfectly explains why mass immigration fails. A Nigerian student in Japan is upset because his Japanese classmates won’t sit next to him. He says they keep their distance because he’s Black. Here’s the truth: Japanese people don’t owe you friendship, proximity, or comfort in their own country. If locals don’t want to sit next to you, that’s their choice. Japan exists for Japanese people. It’s not a social experiment where everyone has to pretend to like each other. If you feel isolated, the answer isn’t to blame the Japanese — it’s to go somewhere you actually belong. Countries have the right to stay homogeneous. And people have the right to keep their distance.

@MuhSake @Dexerto Did you even read the culprits name before spouting off? "Yuta Shinishi" = 100% Japanese

@Dexerto Dude no fucking wonder Japan hates tourists, it's not xenophobia, it's just a lot of us are straight up being assholes in their country

A man who poured cleaning solution on a sushi conveyor belt for TikTok views has been arrested Yuta Shinishi shared a video of the stunt at ‘Hama Sushi’ in Japan and admitted he wanted to “increase the number of views on social media”

@japan_nobunaga The context of this is that they wanted the Nanjing massacre to be labeled "massacre". The scholary consensus is that 200,000 civilians were killed, by the way.

@UnseenJapanSite Sounds like a business opportunity. The Japanese engineer who invents a high throughput machine will be rolling in Yen.

Tokyo's aging population is straining its crematoriums. Within the 23 central wards, the nine crematoriums face long waits and soaring fees, and a panel was told that without action, some people may be unable to be cremated at all within 15 years.

@isfjcutebear Reminder: you are Indonesian

@harukaawake @TBYSTweet "We" You are Indian lmao

@TBYSTweet True lol. We rarely just say "no" directly. If it looks like we're thinking hard or look distressed it means no.

I like how all the textbooks on Japanese will lie to you by telling you that いいえ (iie) means "no" in Japanese when the actual word for "no" is 難しい (muzukashii).

@Tesla_Analyst @japan_nobunaga @mton1109 A lot of people are eating up this AI slop because of the Japan theme

@japan_nobunaga @mton1109 Lay off the AI written script. Writing things like a human does is cool.

In America, a stranger will rename you in a single breath, and you are simply expected to come when called. I went to eat at a busy restaurant. A young man at the front asked for my name, to mark my place in line. I gave it the weight it has carried for eight hundred years. "Nobunaga." He smiled, nodded, and wrote it down with great confidence. Then he read it back to me, to be sure he had honored it correctly. "Perfect. Banana, party of one." Banana. He had heard my name, held it a moment, and returned to me something rounder and more cheerful. To refuse the name a host gives is to refuse his welcome. I bowed. I was Banana now. Then he handed me a small black disc, said it would "light up and buzz" when my table was ready, and turned to the next guest as though he had not just placed a living thing in my hands. I held it in both palms, the way one holds a small sleeping beast that may wake. I found a place to stand. I waited, ready. It woke. It screamed. It flashed red. It leapt and shook in my hands like a captured spirit demanding release. A lesser man would have dropped it. I did not. I gripped it, steady, looked into its blinking lights, and told it, in a low voice, that its time had come. Then I carried it back to the host with both hands, the way one returns a hawk to its master. He took it without looking and shouted across the entire room. "BANANA! Party of one, your table's ready!" A hundred strangers turned. I rose. I crossed that floor as Banana, spine straight, chin level, a man answering to his name. A child pointed at me. I gave the child a small bow. He had recognized me. All through the meal they kept me. "How's it tasting, Banana?" "More water, Banana?" The check, when it came, said Banana, and thanked me for visiting. By the end the whole staff knew me. They waved as I left. "Night, Banana!" So tell me honestly. For eight hundred years my clan answered to one name. Tonight I answered to a fruit, calmed a screaming relic in my bare hands, and ate among people who were glad I came. When the little disc lights up, is the table truly mine, or am I only keeping it warm for the next Banana? Because I have already decided to return on Friday, and to ask, very humbly, for the same disc.

@japan_nobunaga AI slop from a fake Japanese larper