I HATE the subtle racism in Japan

Ahahahaha

Sorry user.

>Get on the train. People don't sit beside me even if it's crowded.
That's not only happen in Japan. No one actually want to sit beside somebody else.

You aren't discriminated against cause your not a jap, its probably your height and/or build advantage. People look at you and theyre jealous and afraid (the chad effect). I see it all the time. Nobody likes chads as theyre a threat to their own mating potential. Though it must not feel great to be isolated, I bet you slayed lots of pixelated pussy!

In the Netherlands people will judge you by your country of origin..

And as our migrants are quite different from each other, the looks and accents usually give it away easily.

how do you tell a polish from a russian

They don't. All the Slavs are the same anyway - they think so.

We have no Russians. So chances are people will consider you a Pole, until you mention otherwise.

why? people sweat a lot in their sleep.

There are many reasons for that, but why wouldn't you ask Japanese people themselves?

Are you "Spaniard" pinoy?

Your view on Germans?

Hey follow this simple trick that will work 100%.

Don't live in Japan.

I thought you were *telling* us to shower in evenings.

you tell them, daddy.

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Being called a German is an insult in the Netherlands.
It means fascist, authoritarian person or traitor.

But generally people like Germans. Germans are considered family. Our big brother. And the Netherlands an economic province of Germany.
And German migrants don't stand out at all once they migrate here. Except for their gay accents.

Can you tell if someone is not native?

American

>Being called a German is an insult in the Netherlands.
>It means fascist, authoritarian person or traitor.
Dutchies are so pathetic

Hey! I followed your advice and now I'm making 100s of dollarydoos a day not living in Japan hating my life! Avoid living in Japan today!

And you are not white?

Norwegians, British, Belgian and German people usually look different from us.
Although the Germans near the border look the closest to us.

On a Dutch tv show they once did an experiment with two audiences. One was a Belgian audience with 1 Dutch person. And one was a Dutch audience with 1 Belgian person. And when a Dutch person and Belgian had to guess who it was, they both guessed it right on the first try.

In the Netherlands people have a different accent if you travel 10 minutes. So we can instantly hear from which region someone is from. And it's even more apparent when someone is a foreigner.

I'm so glad things worked out for you.
I hope you don't get some strange illness that your insurance doesn't cover or get shot.

They had to guess without saying a word.

Most Dutchies I met were pretty arrogant. Not the folks over 40 years but the youth like 18-30.
They are over confident in many ways I never experienced here. Wonder why it is.

>people have a different accent if you travel 10 minutes
You are exaggerating....no?

I'm mixed. Alot of Americans I've met here aren't White either

Lucky homogeneous fucks. Every Western Euro can pass undetected here if they speak the language perfectly and have adopted customs. Didn't discover one of my best friends was son of a German couple until like I was 17.

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Was his last name not German?

No. All major cities have their own dialect.
Rural areas in each province have their own dialects.
Plus there are some regional dialects in between the big cities.

I often experience that with Koreans who got here newly.
My guess is that they are often looked down upon for their origin, so they try to make themselves look *bigger* by being arrogant.
They get more relaxed and be humble after a year or so.

Standard Dutch is the city dialect of Haarlem.

Nope. He Portuguesed it.

I always thought Iberians were swarthier than other Western Euros

We have many dialects here, too.
It's majorly because our country is mountainous and restricted people from moving to other places.
The Neatherlands is very very flat.
I can't see any factor that prevents people in different regions from interacting each other and "flatten" their accents.

And some are. That's my point user.

I guess Dutch people like to overvalue their own view of things.
In Dutch culture if you aren't opinionated, then people will just assume you just aren't very smart. Because otherwise you would have given your honest opinion already.

America is a bit special when it comes to race mixing, isn't it?
You *stand out* to a certain degree if you have a different skin colour in almost any country, no?

>aren't opinionated, then people will just assume you just aren't very smart.
Sounds terribly French.
What do you think about them?
Are they worse?

>I can't see any factor that prevents people in different regions from interacting each other and "flatten" their accents.
There are a lot of reasons actually. The South is catholic. The north protestant. In between them is the bible belt. Amsterdam is super progressive. Rotterdam is filled with rude harbormen. In between Utrecht and Amsterdam is an area where just snobs live. Farmers have closed communities and will stare at every new person. Fishers villages are all inbreds. Frisians speak Frisian. Limburgers speak Limburgish. Why would they want to move to each others area?

that feel when also mixed race but there's a whole continent of mutts like me so i dont feel out of place. I also just look like other ethnicities like north african, arabic, paki. or very dark european

my current gf is german so i hope my future son doesnt have an identity crisis.

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>Fishers villages are all inbreds.
Where are you from?
Is it where people are rudest?

>my current gf is german so i hope my future son doesnt have an identity crisis.

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what's so funny moor?

I don't think there is a consensus about French people here. I think because we don't have a lot of French migrants.

Half of the people loves France and goes on vacation there every year.
Half of the people hate France with a passion, for their rude attitudes and eating organs that we throw away.

Japan is a country where anyone can feel special just by having a parent from a different country.
If you play it right, you can make living out of the fact alone.
Easy.

If you're a mutt, he'll be a mutt. Duh.

>People look down on me because they think I'm not White. They find out im American and their attitude changes
Amerimutt memes are a reality

Get the hell out of my country
KUSO GAIJIN

>eating organs that we throw away
Oh, they can't hate others for having richer food culture. They'd be hating everyone but English.

It's not like he had a sayq

>sayq
?

>Didn't discover one of my best friends was son of a German couple until like I was 17
You must pretty stupid then if you can't even differentiate your own ethnic group from others.

>Nobody likes chads as theyre a threat to their own mating potential
wrong
women love the chad and men either follow him or hate him

>This 25 year dutch drop-out in discord complaining every now and then having no money but is playing games 7 times á week for 10-12 hours.

Isn't mininum wage like 1800-1900 Euro in NL?
Parents should be more strict in Swampland.

I'm from Utrecht.

Basically the best city in the country. People from other cities will say the same about theirs, but objectively speaking, we have the most students, highest wages and are possibly the oldest city in the country.

You're wasting your time. Japanese society is conformed by (who would have thought)the japanese. If you picked a Jap citizenship over the goblino citizenship, you fucked up big time and you should throw yourself off a tall building or live the rest of your days as a living surgical mask. Lying about your name and minimizing eye contact.

I'm from Iberia lad. I look like a Brit, I have a friend that looks like Figo and another that looks like António Variações.

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Minimum wage is 1578 euro + 8% bonus.
After taxes its about 1400 euro plus bonus.

this
OP should get the hell out of Japan
fuck you English teacher

What is Arnhem's reputation?

>most students, highest wages
Like Boston, Massachusetts, I guess.

He said he's been living there his whole life though

Dutch society is highly divided on religous, cultural (urban vs rural), and even political grounds. this manifested into the "pilliarization" of their society. Catholics would only live near Catholics and only consume catholic media its the same with protestants, socialists, conservatives etc.

It's obviously weaker today but it still holds some power

So it was their social and religious values instead of landscapes that prevented them from interacting each other. Interesting.

Sometimes Home doesn't mean shit to some of us. Either just drags us down or we completly are out of place. Most Euros/Americans can't imagine what is like to have no nation. Sucks. It's like being a wild dog
TLDR
Doesn't mean shit. OP is not at home. Japan will never be home to other than the Japs(unless they are wiped out)

>muh skin colour
It's about the face. I've never confused a non-Anglo with an Anglo because I grew up around them and I can pick them like a needle in a haystack.

It's not really that strange either. The Dutch provinces used to be little states. And they were only united, because they were forced to unite against a common enemy. The Spaniards (or Habsburgs). But each still had their own political system and way of doing things.

You can still see a variant of our old model of governance (until Napoleon turned us into a monarchy) in the USA.

He doesn't really hate Japan.
He's specific about what he hates in the thread title.
If he's been attending Japanese schools and educated in Japan, it's probably best fro him to stay on in Japan...and he knows it.

interesting, my friend lives in japan half of her life and she say that people aren't racist
maybe it's just because she's a woman?

>He doesn't really hate Japan.
Maybe. He could even love it to death, go around doing bayonet charges and praising the emperor. Does NOT make him a true citizen

>If he's been attending Japanese schools and educated in Japan, it's probably best fro him to stay on in Japan...and he knows it.
Nah, the japanese school system still works in American offices and jobs.
From what i've heard, at some time you need to pick if you are either Japanese or American. I believe this is after being 18 years old.
You know what op? I have an Idea! Move to Okinawa!

I never talked about skin colour though..?
Are you telling me this lad in pic

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Yes, but America is interesting in that department, like I can go to Germany/Switzerland/Austria/czechia and fit in until I open my mouth, i've had numerous people in Europe tell me I look just like the locals, but yeah if I ever go to Japan i'll stand out like a sore thumb, 6'2 and blondish/brown hair with blue eyes

kinda want to go just to see how people would react

Has the same face as this lad?

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>don't sit beside you
>implying it's bad
And I'm now sure that you're not Chinese or Korean because they look pretty similar

One has to choose by the age of 22.
But there's no penalty for it, a lot of people just maintain both nationalities.

I don't know a lot about Arnhem. Its still within civilization, so it's fine.

I believe the movie "A bridge too far" is about Arnhem.

Based nips showing amerimutts their place.

You'll stand out almost anywhere but Europe and Americas.
Being different from average others can be an advantage.
One should find the way to use it instead of complaining about it.

>There are still some ways in which a person may have dual citizenship of Japan and another country, including:

They had dual citizenship prior to January 1, 1985, when the Nationality Law was enacted
They acquire multiple citizenships at birth, such as being born to a non-Japanese citizen parent and acquiring that parent's citizenship as a result of that country's laws or by being born in a jus soli country. However, they must choose one citizenship/nationality before the age of 22 or within two years if the second citizenship is acquired after the age of 20, or they may lose their Japanese nationality (see "Loss of citizenship" above),[15] though this is not enforced
HMM

And? Move back.

What kind of retard would move back to the USA after getting citizenship somewhere else? I would give away everything to be a toilet cleaner in Finland.

Interesting. Thanks for the insight.

I've never heard of a case where one's Japanese citizenship being forcibly revoked.
Alberto Fujimori retained his even after serving as a head of state and a convicted criminal.

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My ass this blokes 100% Portuguese

>Get on the train. People don't sit beside me even if it's crowded.

You will put up your face.
The person doing eye contact is kept off.

A sense of victimization is an insufficient problem of the adjustability of your own

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You don't know how lucky you are to be born as an American citizen.
You'd be missing Big Macs and liberty flies and cry as you are scrubbing Finnish toilet floors.

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H-H-He is. I can bring the crazy ultra-nationalist tuga into the thread and he'll tell you all about it. I just need to search for him in the threads, he's always here.

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こんな空惚けたやつ嫌いだわ。
自分の事なのに時事も調べてない。
VIPPERに相手にされないからここに来たんだろ。

You'll never be considered Japanese. What's the point of staying there? I'd get the hell out if I were you.

Even if this is OP's mindset, he should just stop complaining. Yes, Japanese people are fairly intolerant of outsiders, but so fucking what? If he loves living in Japan so much compared to the USA, then he shouldn't give a shit. And fact is that he's not ethnically Japanese, so wishing to be one and be treated like one is as pointless as someone with a major physical and/or mental handicap wishing to just "become normal" and "be treated like a normal person". Those aren't the circumstances with which you were born, deal with it, and be lucky that the worst you have to deal with is some people not sitting beside you on the train (boo fucking hoo).