/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>This is probably the worst place to get help
>but WHATEVER

I don't know how anyone can honestly expect any help with that kind of awful attitude.

I dunno man, but why would you post a picture of a door and some bushes?

>>7187779

I'm a cynical ol' bastard, ahyuck hyuck.

My apologies if it offended anyone, then. I humbly ask your advice, /jp/. *hat tip*

>>7187782

/a/ is that way
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It's actually the opposite, don't listen to /a/. It's actually the Chinese that are like that. I won't go into details because I don't feel like being shot.

>>7187820

Be as unbiased and non-racist as possible. If that fails, fuck it, I wanna hear anyways.

Reported for /a/ shit.

>>7187827
All Asians are racist. We just insult you in our language so you won't understand.

>>7187835

That second statement applies to any race in any language. Hell, even dogs are probably calling us assholes when they bark.

They love Americans, don't listen to the idiots in /a/.

French people really do hate Americans though.

Reported

>They love Americans
LOL

I don't know about Japan, but France hates foreigners, especially native english speakers.

Go to Japan. No one wants you in France.
Also Japanese are more tolerant to Americans than Europeans. Expect having no friends, being ignored, having your things flushed in toiled and raped by African immigrants on daily basic and Japan is tolerant friendly multicultural place where they produce your favourite Anime.

>>>/a/
>>>/trv/
>>>/int/

>>7187770
People in Japan are generally friendly - at least to teachers in the JET program.

However, often it is simply superficial politeness. You aren't likely to be openly (or privately) hated on but I have a few friends who have found Japan to be a really lonely place because they were unable to break into a social circle.

There is racism in every country - particularly one as homogeneous as Japan - but at least Japanese society demands a high level of courtesy towards others.

But if you are only going to Japan because you like anime then you'll probably be disappointed.

Most Japaneses hate otaku and especially gaijin ones.
If you go to Japan prepare yourself for a very lonely time.

In France people are much more direct so you could get into arguments at time but you'll have a much easier time entering a social circle.
And most young people know and like anime and manga there

>Most people hate otaku.
>If you exist prepare yourself for a very lonely time.

>>7188864
People in France hate immigrants. They won't accept anyone and won't argue with him. Probably he will be put in class and school full with immigrants where everyone carries knife. Unless he aims to be friends with other immigrants, but then he could do it in Japan and be a lot happier.

If you have seen that image that's been shooped a thousand times where a british man crosses a french man and later the french man posts on the internet about how much he hates british men, it's like that. You might not notice the hate, they don't hate you to your face. They have a societal obligation to be polite and humble, but behind that is a seething hate for gaijin = monkey same.

http://www.thejapanfaq.com/FAQ-Primer.html

Goes into a lot of detail.