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like a cigarette should posted:you can tell me anything about Japan and I will believe it The cities are fine, but all the townships in the country are abandoned and haunted by a murder of ringu girls and loving sharks. E: photo evidence 
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Junji ito owns hard
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Jul 19, 2017 04:20
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Zo posted:I don't know what you're trying to imply here. Several japan cultural experts before myself had already posted itt about how there's no soap in any bathrooms in japan I watched the video finally and kinda feel sorry for the guy. Sounds like he worked for a lovely company. That's no reason to hate a whole country though, goddamn.
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Jul 19, 2017 05:47
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Blue Train posted:Junji ito owns hard Isn't spirals getting its own anime soon? Hopefully it owns.
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Jul 19, 2017 16:58
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I think we are getting off topic
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Jul 20, 2017 13:58
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What's worse , weebs in Japan or creeps in the rest of Asia?
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Jul 21, 2017 03:20
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VideoTapir posted:What's worse , weebs in Japan or creeps in the rest of Asia? I don't think there's really a huge difference between the two. Both are definitely the worst. The saddest are the ones with a weird complex where they think they're better than the other losers who went to Asia because they couldn't hack it back home.
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Jul 21, 2017 03:22
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OXBALLS DOT COM posted:I don't think there's really a huge difference between the two. Both are definitely the worst. You see that a lot in Japan with guys who were English teachers for like 7 years then they got married and their wife helped them get some computer job at a company or and then they're all "Fuckin English teachers are such losers".
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I didn't read most of the thread, but I went to Japan. Taught for a year. It was a lot of fun at times, boring at other times. I miss it a lot, but I'll be trying to head to Korea next soon to do some more of the same. It was certainly more fun than the job I actually studied for. As far as the OP is insinuating: I guess they filter out the weeabos quickly, if they even bother applying. I was one of the very few people in my prefecture that had even heard of anime. It was a lot of regular people there, mostly just the kind of people that like to travel; most had no connection to Japan or particular knowledge of the culture (or "culture").
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