The only thing I wouldn't be able to stand as a foreigner is the pretty strict collectivism and the passive aggression in the Japanese society. Learning this about the Japanese definitely made me reconsider going there as a result. Would still love to visit and whatnot, but live there? Nah.
Aside from that though I hope they stand firm against the woke mind virus because they do seem to be fairly aware of what the SJWs are plotting. I think that some in the Japanese government are definitely WEF compromised already and I doubt the assassination if Shinzo Abe was coincidence.
Their cultural collectivism wouldn't ever become a problem for you unless you tried doing something individualistic or to "bucking the trend", which you shouldn't be doing anyway because you are a foreigner, and always will be.
Biggest potential for conflict recently would be if you weren't a covidiot and didn't want to wear the mask. You basically wouldn't have been able to go anywhere. They literally stopped a train for an hour because people were yelling at an old man to "put on the mask, bigot" and he refused so the police had to come and convince him to get off.
That's the thing, that's just a sad attitude to have, I'm not talking about being a cunt and pushing LGBT bullshit or being woke of course, I hope they maintain other aspects of their culture. The mask wearing is a perfect example, it's hyper-conformity and I can't stand conformists. If I'm not bothering anyone and doing my own thing why should it matter to people? These days though even in western countries it's not enough to just keep to yourself, you have to virtue signal aggressively and that's what mask wearing was really about.
It's so bad in Japan sometimes you have for example schools that have been caught making students dye their hair black because they don't look Japanese enough, that's pretty fucked. it's a very rigid society that they live in and I bet it's part of why people are developing mental health problems among other things. Don't get me started on the extreme work ethic they have there as well which really is a problem.
Chris Broad on his youtube channel AbroadInJapan red pilled me quite a bit on Japan because he doesn't bullshit about the country. I'm quite happy to plug his channel because of that, he pointed out as an example of from his own experiences the Japanese friends he made weren't 'typical' Japanese. So very much by Japanese standards non-conformists.
As a foreigner you would have a little bit more leeway, especially if you live in a big city and not a rural area. It's kind of expected that foreigners act like dumb barbarians because they're stupid and can't help it, and young people think that's cool even if they couldn't get away with the same behavior. I'm just saying don't let that be the only thing stopping you from living there if you really want to because it won't affect you much and you can make those non-conformist friends.
Japan has a culture that is hard to penetrate for an outsider.
You can participate in it, but they're not changing it for you.
Of course, people are still trying.
The only thing I wouldn't be able to stand as a foreigner is the pretty strict collectivism and the passive aggression in the Japanese society. Learning this about the Japanese definitely made me reconsider going there as a result. Would still love to visit and whatnot, but live there? Nah.
Aside from that though I hope they stand firm against the woke mind virus because they do seem to be fairly aware of what the SJWs are plotting. I think that some in the Japanese government are definitely WEF compromised already and I doubt the assassination if Shinzo Abe was coincidence.
Their cultural collectivism wouldn't ever become a problem for you unless you tried doing something individualistic or to "bucking the trend", which you shouldn't be doing anyway because you are a foreigner, and always will be.
Biggest potential for conflict recently would be if you weren't a covidiot and didn't want to wear the mask. You basically wouldn't have been able to go anywhere. They literally stopped a train for an hour because people were yelling at an old man to "put on the mask, bigot" and he refused so the police had to come and convince him to get off.
That's the thing, that's just a sad attitude to have, I'm not talking about being a cunt and pushing LGBT bullshit or being woke of course, I hope they maintain other aspects of their culture. The mask wearing is a perfect example, it's hyper-conformity and I can't stand conformists. If I'm not bothering anyone and doing my own thing why should it matter to people? These days though even in western countries it's not enough to just keep to yourself, you have to virtue signal aggressively and that's what mask wearing was really about.
It's so bad in Japan sometimes you have for example schools that have been caught making students dye their hair black because they don't look Japanese enough, that's pretty fucked. it's a very rigid society that they live in and I bet it's part of why people are developing mental health problems among other things. Don't get me started on the extreme work ethic they have there as well which really is a problem.
Chris Broad on his youtube channel AbroadInJapan red pilled me quite a bit on Japan because he doesn't bullshit about the country. I'm quite happy to plug his channel because of that, he pointed out as an example of from his own experiences the Japanese friends he made weren't 'typical' Japanese. So very much by Japanese standards non-conformists.
As a foreigner you would have a little bit more leeway, especially if you live in a big city and not a rural area. It's kind of expected that foreigners act like dumb barbarians because they're stupid and can't help it, and young people think that's cool even if they couldn't get away with the same behavior. I'm just saying don't let that be the only thing stopping you from living there if you really want to because it won't affect you much and you can make those non-conformist friends.