/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

how many people on /jp/ live in japan
is it a good country to live in, because im thinking of moving over there just for the hell of it.

[Anonymous No.]

I'm sure there are better countires to move to just for the heck of it

[Anonymous No.]

>How many /jp/ people live in Japan?
;_;

[Anonymous No.]

Japan is not NEET friendly.
That's not a good place for us to live in.

[Anonymous No.]

Unless you're fluent in Japanese you shouldn't even consider moving to Japan.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706280
Like any other country it only allows citizens to be NEET.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706284
It's always a stupid idea to move somewhere without knowing the language

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706286
Well if you're american you have many states you can choose from, and if you're european you can go in whatever nation that is part of the union you want.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706280

i know all of hiragana and katakana
and i know around 800ish kanji

[Anonymous No.]

Don't be fooled.
3D is not like 2D.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706299
You still need to learn grammar, 1,200 more kanji, and tens of thousands of vocabulary words, not to mention pronunciation.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706305
Imply everyone in japan does just speak Russian.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706319
Конничива, томодатчи

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706323
。д。

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706305
personally, I can speak/write 2 langauges
a third language should not be so hard

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706379
I can speak/write 3 languages and I can't for the life of me focus on learning a fourth

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706380
English is my first language and it took me about a year and a half to read/write the second because I was living there for a year and half (and was attending school there)

[Anonymous No.]

I live in Japan. It's awesome!

You'll be fine if you have a good attitude and are willing to do some work. And in your downtime, you can still browse jaypee! :D

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706387
I cannot tell if you are being sarcastic.

[Anonymous No.]

it seems like the best way to learn a new language is to completely immerse yourself in a new country and culture as a young child, you'd pick it up amazingly fast, this is how I learned my 2nd language
why couldn't my parents move more though when I was young? I'd probably know a ton by know and be one of those polyglots who can speak 5 different languages
Too old to learn a language now (._.)

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706402
Are you dying?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706400
I get that a lot.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706323
здравствуй, товарищ

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706402
You're never too old to learn if you're not too old to die

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706425

В городе Змиев, который находится в 35 км от Харькова, отпраздновали праздник Ивана

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706402

You're never too old to learn a new language. I'm 35 and my memory is for shit, but I've been making steady progress learning Japanese. I swear it's even helped my memory in everyday life.

Don't let your mind go to waste!

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706522
>I'm 35
Amazing, old man.

[Anonymous No.]

I've "lived" in Kyoto for 2 months total (aka living in someone's apartment several times adding up to 2 months) and I'm moving semi-permanently (at least for 2 years) next month.

For a weeaboo like me who has no connection with their native society I feel a sense of belonging there. At the very least, my hobbies and culinary tastes are catered for.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706506
а у нас в квартире газ, а у вас?
ёбаный в рот, чертова клава не варит переключение раскладки при трёх языках.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706558
translate it, weeaboos

[Anonymous No.]

I doubt I'd like to live in Japan but visiting wouldn't be so bad.

[Anonymous No.]

going there in 3 weeks, everything's been a big headache up to now (especially housing.... why the fuck is tokyo so big? Going to end up with 2 hours transportation per day), but I'm looking forward to it.

[Anonymous No.]

I don't know about living there but I definitely want to try studying abroad there. Unfortunately, I need to have taken several Japanese classes to get into at least half of the economics programs they have there, so fuck. I can read katakana and hiragana but I know less than 200 kanji.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706541
How are you going to live there? Got a job there?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706616
Grad school + scholarship

Maybe get a job after that. Maybe PhD but probably not.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706582
I would visit tokyo but I would never move there. Shit would be depressing as fuck.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706610
>taken several Japanese classes
I know over 300 kanji and I've only been studying for 2 months. You need to teach yourself.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706630
How hard is it to get a job as a professor in Japan? I'd like to get my PhD but I won't bother if it's impossible to be a professor.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706411
What, cock?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706558
лол хохлы сало ахах ржака xD

а кого и зачем ты споилеришь?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706638
Probably same as everywhere else, I'm guessing. Pay seems pretty poor and you can't really work where you want unless you're lucky so I'm turned off the idea a bit.

[Anonymous No.]

>Japanese
>fair wage

I find it hilarious that I make 3-5 times greater than my Japanese counterparts within a close age range of 5 years working in their respective Japanese pharmaceutical companies. Even more hilarious are the low balling offers that some of these companies throw out to persuade me to join them. Only three came close to my pay but they were consultants that were about twice my age.
Would I want to continue to live here after I'm done? Fuck no. Not with the shitty prospective offers forcing me to live an impoverished life.

[Anonymous No.]

No, i would not want to move there

I feel pretty fine with my NEET life here in a small 40.000 human being population village, living in my parents basement for 2 years now

It's actually my form of living the dream

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706380
Same, I did learn two more languages during high school/primary school, but they just didn't stick with me like the other three did. Now whenever I try to pick any other language up, I lose motivation within a day or two.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706694
That's weird. Not all companies pay poorly.

I was offered a job that'd rise to $80k by age 23/24 but I gladly turned it down to go to Japan. Living in a country that feels like home is more important than wage to me.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706694
If you had multiple PhDs you would make much more money.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706694
What do you really need all that excess money for materialist pig? Your kind, they sicken me. Please kill yourself.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706647
ололололо про хохлов даже не подумал ололо затролили их нахуй. Ващето эт прискаска такая школоло сраное

твою мать споилерю как и всегда

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706745
>I was offered a job that'd rise to $80k by age 23/24
No wonder Perelman flipped out. That's just insane.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706761
>>9706647
хелло гайс, мей ай джоин ин? ;)

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706768
ты хуй
чуствуй себя как дома

[Бандера з Києва No.]

>>9706761
пику заткни, москальське падло

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706788
>>9706779
>>9706768
>>9706761
>>9706647
>>9706558
>>9706425
Translate it, subversive communist spies.

[Anonymous No.]

Get out of /jp/, working scum.

[Anonymous No.]

I'm afraid of learning a new language. They all seem so complex, I can't imagine myself learning it. Besides, I never formally learned English and its rules, so I would have to learn that, too.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706788
>>9706779
>>9706768
>>9706761
>>9706647
>>9706558
>>9706506
>>9706425
>>9706323
show me your slavface faggots

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706319
>>9706323
>>9706425
>>9706506
>>9706558
>>9706647
>>9706768
>>9706779
>>9706788
Translate this shit or we'll Holodomer your ass back to the Mongol invasion, slavshits.

[Anonymous No.]

ata zaebis kontakt teper' hikka

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706800
i don't work dude, i just supervise people are working.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706845
Фигвам, уважаемый.

/jp/ - now with 30% more 2ch.so

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706845
It's jibber jabber.
This is real stuff:
http://pastebin.com/HrsS8WXd

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706805
Wow. You sound absolutely retarded, shitfuck.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706863
Why are you, faggots, here? Уходите из моих форчанек.
God forbid if you're from /b/.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706871
Не знаю насчет остальных, но я тут ниче портить не собираюсь. So relax, no one's going to touch your precious /jp/. As a matter of fact, I like it here better.

[Anonymous No.]

>2012
>being proud of being a shitty slav
fug :DDDD

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706882
Absolutely agree. I am not proud of it, i want to go to Glorious Nippon, where you do nothing - and everything exists.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706882
Slavs are the Masterrace.

[Anonymous No.]

When I was in high school, I had a friend who was a year below me go to a Japanese Exchange Student thing. He talked to the Japanese embassy about it, and they told him he needed to know English or Japanese (our main language is Spanish), and that he had to go to a test. If he passed the test, they would give him $2.000 a MONTH, APART from a room and intensive Japanese lessons. They would be giving him around $3.000 a month at 15 years.
Around two-hundred people applied for the test and none of them got past 6/10, he scored a 4.7/10, but a friend from the embassy told us "if you push really hard, they can give you a chance". He started and started pushing the people about how much he wanted to go and eventually after a load of things, he went.
Then, two years later, he said it was oblivion. Maybe because where he came from, but he said that people there are insanely robotic, monotone and they have fun with the slightest thing in the world, and I have to point out, he was catastrophically dull in our country. He says that there was not a single one classmate that was past 5/10, food was expensive and that school was very, very hard. He said that the only thing that made it worth it is that there simply is no crime at all on the streets, and that it is pretty nice to walk around alone, specially at night, because the scenery is gorgeous.
He said that if I'm going to Japan, to bring along some bros, 'cause there, you'll hardly find one.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706882
Slavic women > all

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706937
>He said that if I'm going to Japan, to bring along some bros, 'cause there, you'll hardly find one.

This is fucking retarded, making Japanese friends is easy and Japanese cities are far more fun to be in than some shitty normalfag town in America or Europe. This person sounds like they have personality problems.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706908
If slavs were so masturrace they wouldn't be leaving their shitty countries in droves to immigrate to murrika

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706864
is there a version in russian language? I can't read this ukrainean slang.
Есть на русском? Я мову эту не разбираю.

[Anonymous No.]

Japan is too gray. Move to somewhere in South America instead.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707081
And get shot up by niggers

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707106
You're talkin bout Brasil man, huehuehue

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707051
>making Japanese friends is easy
Quote where it said it was hard to make friends. Who the fuck needs reading comprehension anyways?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707132
>He said that if I'm going to Japan, to bring along some bros, 'cause there, you'll hardly find one.

[Anonymous No.]

Oh, Another one of these threads huh

By the end of this decade th majority of us will either be living in Japan or be dead from suicide.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707333
Let's ganbatte and work towards that.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707333
That's total bullshit. Many of us just want to enjoy their time alone and it doesn't really matter in which first world country you live in to do that. And why committing suicide if you are happy?

[Anonymous No.]

If I didn't have to work, I would live in Japan, for sure.

Fuck working there, though.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707344
Most here are not happy really, but it makes me happy that you're happy.

Believe me that I know living in Japan is probably terrible in all of it's hive minded work till you drop dead society, but there is a good portion of /jp/ that ives in Japan or at least wants too.

I feel like we will pollute their culture by doing so though.

[Anonymous No.]

How 'good' do employers see a bachelor's degree in Japan?
I'm considering in moving there and compete for job with the normal japs, since I'll study japanese for a long time and I don't want teach English.
Will it be impossible to get a job?

I've heard that people without a undergraduate degree is the majority, since there are good jobs who doesn't require them, but i'm sure if it's true.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707433
Bachelor's degree is like HS diploma nowadays.

It's hard for Japanese people as it is. If you're not at least fluent it will be impossible. If you're fluent, it will be hard if you're not from an Ivy League (or similarly prestigious university).

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707442
Not that guy but would it help if I looked Asian enough and had a Japanese last name?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707433
if you're a foreigner and want a legit work visa you have to have a BA to begin with. while i'd like to say that they'll pick the best person for the job if it's a japanese guy running HR i wouldn't be surprised if he picks another japanese guy over a foreigner if their skills are roughly the same but one is japanese with no degree and the other is foreign with degree

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707433
chances are the employer will choose a japanese person first before foreigner.

what can you provide and do better than someone japanese?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707454
He could always work in a hotel. I'm sure they could use a guy that could speak fluent english there.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707446
If you look asian but not Japanese they will hate you more than if you were white.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707454
what can a japanese provide and do better than a foreign?

also the employer can pay low wages more easily for foreigners.

[Anonymous No.]

I'm working towards multiple PhDs. One in French and one in Japanese. Once I have these degrees how hard will it be to get a job in Japan?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707458
>He could always work in a hotel.
well, i can't argue with that.

but honestly, unless you have outstanding skills/very long work history/etc that completely crushes the domestic market of workers there's no reason they would ever choose a foreigner.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707471
hard because what kind of skills are you going to have to offer? you can speak japanese, which a shitload of japanese people will be able to do, you can speak french, which will be of very limited use in japan, and you can speak english, which might make you useful as a translator but they can always farm that out for cheap.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707475
Unless they're in one of those periods where they are hiring foreigners for show. Some of the larger companies used to have packs of those, but they probably got rid of them in 2008.

>>9707446
That won't help. The ones that aren't used to that kind of thing will be confused and uncomfortable that you don't behave like "real Japanese", the ones who are used to it will just lump you in with the foreigners.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707471

A degree in a language is very wasteful,

Far better to self teach, then take standard proficiency tests, if you need proof.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707471
>French and one in Japanese
Shit people actually get degrees in language?
I can speak/read/write moon so how much more do I need to get a degree?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707458
>>9707475
From what I've seen, they just hire Japanese people with reasonably functional English. You see a lot of foreigners at ski resorts, but I think the vast majority of them are on working holiday (if you look at their hiring pages most of them specify that you must be eligible for working holiday). I don't think the work visa fuss is worth it for most companies.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707467
it's not really what the japanese guy can do, it's more like its a japanese guy first and you go with your home countrymen assuming other things equal

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707487
What if he wants to teach higher education?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707498
credits. lots and lots of class credits. which means money. which means it's pointless for you (but you could probably get one from a diploma mill).

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707484
True. My mom always told me I was too casual with my Japanese manners since I didn't grow up using it.

It's probably one of those things I'll just never pick up huh?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707504
Education is free where I live, just don't wanna sit through classes of bullshit with people who takes 10 weeks to learn hiragana and everyone is weaboo (the bad kind).

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707510
You can test out usually. Or at least you can where I live.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707498

四年ほど、大学にお金が多くあげると、資格を受け取れる。

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707519
it'll probably only let you go so far because colleges don't want you to get a degree scot free

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707520
>お金が多くあげる
Not where I live, only need to spend the time.
>>9707525
Fuck I hate this.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707532

どうしても、クラスメートとくだらない馬鹿な活動してお楽しみ。

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707548
Well, hearing the teacher teach people the same words over and over will kill me, I think.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707509
I won't say "never", but it doesn't seem to happen that often. I think a large part of that is whether people are willing to adapt or not -- most Japanese who grew up outside Japan aren't, and just complain about how they're treated differently without really trying to fit in at all. Conversely, I know people who are not Japanese at all (though they look Japanese enough to pass), but have been mistaken as such because they've done a decent job of picking up some key body language and social cues (style of dress seems to also figure into the evaluation).

[Anonymous No.]

I only have one advice for you, if you end up with an immigration officer who is being a dick, trolling them is really fun.

I also like sending them emails on how shitty of a job they are doing

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707584
They will know it's you.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707558

それって最悪なことじゃなくて。

大学で日本語を習う人を知ったで、歌わせるよ。どうにかそれが「教える」
って呼んだ、先生ったら。

怖えなぁ。

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707560
That's because America is completely opposite to Japan. They teach you not to give in to 'peer pressure' or 'conform' or even that they're 'unique' and 'special'. Bunch of bollocks if you ask me.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707590
i send emails to them through seven proxies lulz, and i also dont give a shit if they kick me out of the country.

[Anonymous No.]

FUK OFF WEEBUUUSSS

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707598
The actual fuck?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707601
Well, in all fairness neither society has it quite right.
But yes, that is part of the problem.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707598
what exactly are you trying to say here?
please tell me this was google translate's handiwork

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707626

If you can't tell what google translate looks like, you have no hope of translating anything, anyway.

[Anonymous No.]

I wouldn't want to work in Japan because I feel like it would be in a hostile and/or strenuous environment. But I wouldn't mind living in a small traditional house in a small town near mountains, I'm sure it would be nice and peaceful.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707626
我がの肉茎をしゃぶれ、貴様。

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707626
Google translate doesn't use って and shit like 怖えなぁ. I can understand it, but I can't vouch for how natural it is.

[Anonymous No.]

I've been to himeji castle OP, pretty cool place except for all the construction it is currently under, this is from the top.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707651
Here is some boss cats that owned the courtyard

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707641
>我がの
This is the second time I've seen this combination on /jp/ today.

[Anonymous No.]

H w h i t e o p i g g u g o h o m e !

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707638
>>9707643
I know it's not really google translate, I was implying it sounded fucked-up.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707679
waga is cute

[Anonymous No.]

Why the fuck would you want to live in Japan?

Oh, have fun in the future, by the way. Japan is in even deeper shit than America and the entire EU combined.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707732
What's going to happen to it?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707721
我が doesn't need の, though. It's one of the few words in the language that works as both a pronoun and possessive adjective.

[Anonymous No.]

Let's say language and money are not a problem, how difficult is it to immigrate there? Would you still be forced to work/find a women or could you just flail your money around and just start living there?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707788
You could certainly flail around for as long as a tourist visa lasts. Beyond that, it would be exceedingly difficult.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707738
Japan has lots of invading muslims coming due to their inability to produce children.......fucking idiots. 28 years of birth decline will destroy economies and peoples.
Japan is a nation that will die out if they don't get their shit together.

On top of that the Mt. Fuji is going to explode, so their goes all of Tokyo.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707929
Most people male and female who don't want kids just want to have fun and that's what they have been saying for years.

Children ruin lives and relationships so don't force that on them.(Besides Japan can force any foreigner who is not Korean or Chinese out of the country)

[Anonymous No.]

>>9707956
Children are a gift to the world. Having Children is the full blossoming of two coming togeth
er in the name of love under God.

They weren't able to kick out the fake Korean Yakuza, so good luck with the Muslims hahhahahha
All the real Yakuza died in the wars apparently.

[Anonymous No.]

>fake Korean Yakuza
nettoyo pls.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9708136
Pretty well known fact in the Japanese nation and weeboo world bro.
I don't have any links right now, so please just google it.

I think there are still a few pure Japanese Yakuza though, but by a few I mean like maybe 5 big names.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706323
>>9706425
First one says "Konichiwa, tomodachi" in Cyrillic characters. Second one is probably Russian, I think I see the word comrade in there. So it probably means the same thing.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9708154
>Pretty well known fact in the Japanese nation and weeboo world bro.
Pretty well know fact around brainwashed retards nettoyo like yourself.

I have Japanese friends and none of them talk about this shit.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9706694

>I find it hilarious that I make 3-5 times greater than my Japanese counterparts within a close age range of 5 years working in their respective Japanese pharmaceutical companies.

I guess it depend for who you work and which activity sector.

I work in the video game industry, my company is Japanese (and big). JP employees get paid twice what we earn in Europe in average. (Can very from 1.5x to 2.5x+ depending on the position.)

They have their transportation fees fully covered by the company as well while we don't. Sure we have more paid holidays in here and our working hours are lower, but we get a shitty annual bonus compared to JP who can easily get a full month of salary bonus.

The only advantage we really have is that most of our contracts are permanent, while gaijins at the JP office mostly have temporary based contracts.

Captcha: work Xpagei

[Anonymous No.]

>>9708255
Because they're scared to. I have Japanese friends too and I have spoken to them about this.

Maybe you can ask /int/ about this if you want. You really don't have to believe me you know. You can look anywhere you want.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9708365
>You can look anywhere you want.
But the nettoyou are everywhere.

You are the evidence of this.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9708275
How would I go about getting into a Japanese games company? I'll be attending a top university there for 修士課程 in a STEM subject and I'll be looking for a job soon so I'd like to get into the industry. How much individual game development experience do they expect of new employees?

[Anonymous No.]

Trolling nettouyo is fun, you should try it sometime

[Anonymous No.]

>oh ho why not browse /jp/ for once to feel better about my life, oh wow a thread i can respond to

I live in Tokyo and go to Japanese language school. I came here to avoid my past. It's okay here as long as you can get used to European style nanny-state behavior and no one ever questioning The Rules. If you can eliminate any sense of self esteem or pride you might survive. It's incredibly safe crime wise, though quakes and eruptions and tsunamis always get mention in the news since 3/11. Everything is crowded and loud. If you need to make a decision involving government get ready to wait weeks or more. If you can speak english fluently you might be able to get a shitty job teaching students who will never get better no matter what. It's got it's pros and cons. I probably won't stay more than 5 years just because I want a family and I would NEVER subject a child to growing up in Japan. I want them to be happy.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9708275
that wasn't your captcha

[Anonymous No.]

>>9708674
If you have half kids you can raise them to be billingual geniuses who have it made for them.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9708674
>I want a family and I would NEVER subject a child to growing up in Japan. I want them to be happy.

That's also my main problem with the idea of living longterm in Japan. On the other hand, I am sure many children in Japan grow up without having their souls crushed, but I'm not really sure what the key is to avoid it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9708777
I don't think I would be able to raise a kid in Japan because I'm stupid and he'll be smarter than me half way through middle school.

Then again people in Japan just send their kids off to that weird tutoring thing so I guess they never actually have to help them do anything.

[Anonymous No.]

OP here, i went to sleep for ten hours and came back to my computer and to my surprise this thread was still going. thank you to everyone who gave helpful answers

[Anonymous No.]

I know a guy who was stationed over there as a medic for a while, says the place is pretty cool

[Anonymous No.]

>>9708777
Does Japanese people really look like having their souls crushed for you?

[Anonymous No.]

What are the job prospects for IT workers? No degree but lazily working on it. Primarily Windows system admins? How about if they look Japanese (not white in any way)?

[Anonymous No.]

Go read the SA travel forum thread about living in Japan, I think the title had "reality for otaku" or something like that.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9708945
>How about if they look Japanese (not white in any way)?
It's worse than being white, or even black.

[Anonymous No.]

I can speak Japanese and I will soon have a BS in computer science. Can I find a job there?

Only problem is I'm female. I know females there are big on marriage and staying home.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9709053
btw I'm a girl

[Anonymous No.]

>>9709053
>I know females there are big on marriage and staying home.
You mean big on being whores.

[Anonymous No.]

Non-NEETs die in an alley please.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9709053
There are females in the IT industry in Japan, though I don't know of any foreign ones. I also don't know what the prospects for advancement, or the expected lifespan of your position would be (寿退社,etc). In the right circumstances, I don't believe the sexism is impossible to deal with, especially as a foreigner (you're a circus animal to them either way)... but it can be tiring.

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>>9706745
I'll concede and agree. I generalized at too far of an extent. But for the field I'm in, the Japanese firms don't seem too interested in offering a comparable compensation as opposed to working for a Canadian and even an American Big Pharma. Physicians practising in Japan also don't make as much as you would expect them to considering the hours that they put in, it's quite sad once you do the math. Many of the researchers who have not provided significant progress also earn an abysmal pay for what they do in comparison to my pay for my efforts.

>>9706755
My HBA/BMSc degree and MD designation is more than sufficient for the work I do. If anything, I would much prefer to pursue an MBA after I return and the prospects become even better as I move up the corporate ladder. Aside from that, you seem to misread when I'm the one earning multiples higher than comparable Japanese in my field.

>>9706759
"Excess" money? It depends on the style of life you want to live. Living in luxury is more enjoyable than anything else.

>>9708275
As above, I agree I generalized.

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>>9709053

Japan's culture has actually become pretty anti-marriage and anti-family. The old ways are dying out (and consequently, their population is dropping like a stone).

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>>9709928

They need gaijin dick.

[Anonymous No.]

Is anyone near Sophia University in Tokyo? My uni does a summer exchange with them. I won't be able to go for a year or two but can we see each other then?

[Anonymous No.]

As an aside, I've noticed that many Japanese also wear ill fitting suits including my peers an colleagues.

[Anonymous No.]

Stay out of the spirit world there, though, the spirit-world locals are nuts.

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>>9709926
>"Excess" money? It depends on the style of life you want to live. Living in luxury is more enjoyable than anything else.

Do you really think that? I have lots of money in the bank but spending it wouldn't make me any happier. Once I reach the point where I have a nice place to live and nice food with enough money for an MMO subscription and some manga and the occasional restaurant meal I don't see how money's going to make me any happier. When I do work I have literally no idea what to do with my money, they give me too much.

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>>9710142
You donate it to FSF.

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>>9709131
the irony is that you'll be the one doing that once your parents kick you out/government stops supporting you

then i'll take you in and hug you

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>too much money
WRONG DOOD YOU SPENND IT ON HOOKERS AND BLOW at least assuming that's legal where you are and I can't be blamed for supposedly seriously suggesting illegal activity because I piped up in a silly way in a silly thread on a silly internet bulletin board I MEAN SERIOUSLY I CAN SAY WHAT I WANT TOO EVEN IF I'M JUST KIDDING

DAMMIT

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>>9710166
If I ever see a /jp/er dying in an alley I would piss and spit on their face and kick them while they wallow in their piss like the scum they are.

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>>9710183
nice ownage dude

your power level must be 9001 ... holy sh*t ... gratz

[Anonymous No.]

this thread belong to /trv/ in the first place

It's funny to see janitard didn't delete this thread

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>>9710216
"Hello /int/, how many people on /jp/ live in Japan?"

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>>9710216
That's like complaining about /m/ threads on /a/, doesn't fly. /trv/ wasn't conceived of as a ghetto board, just a normal, good old fashioned topical board. /jp/ on the other hand was supposed to take all the depression blogging and rectaltear monster incest whatever bullshit from /a/. Of course the people posting that crap kinda knew wasn't good content to begin with, and were posting it anyway, so they just continued posting it, now on two boards instead of just one.

But /jp/ was supposed to take that crap. If somebody posts actual content here, you should interpret it as a touching compliment to this terrible board.

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good, janitard deleted my post too

fucking autistic retard

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>>9710142

Nice place to live is relative. How nice of a place do you want? Nice food is also relative. What type of food are you talking about? What you want in life is like choosing to sit in Y/W/J/F. Do I want to live with the basic necessities with sacrifices? Why would I when I have the opportunity to continue in F? An F class flight is $13k when a W flight is $4k to YVR and back. Would I be happier sitting in F or perhaps J or would I choose W or Y? It's quite obvious. And I'm not speaking of American carriers btw, they have no clue what J or F service and quality truly is.

Assuming you do have a chunk of money on hand, why is it even sitting in the bank? Rather than having to work when you're 50 years of age, you could be living off of the money that's being put to work for you. Even with a 0 to low risk diverse portfolio, you could be getting a 2.5-5% return on your money when it's not sitting in the bank. You could just simply sit on an index that will gain and not do anything. If you feel the money is excessive, donate it. Buy some shell corporations and hire the unemployed.

[Anonymous No.]

I've been living in Kyushu for a year and a half now, and I absolutely love it. If you can get a job, do it.

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>>9710315
Guys, don't listen to retarded advices like this.
NEET is the way to go.

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HOLY SHIT IS THAT SHARK

[Anonymous No.]

I'm living in Yokosuka, I work on the US base there.
I love Japan, but HATE the base. My job fucking sucks. The people I work with are assholes, they are all Filipino with horrible manners. The pay is shit too because I get paid in USD, and it is 78yen=$1. I can't leave my job because they decide if and when I can quit, even though I'm a civilian.

I've considered throwing myself infront of a train for the past 2 months. I might do it this week.

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>>9710376
>they are all Filipino
I went to school with a bunch of them. Fucking horrible. At least they were too scared of me to get too close, but I could not imagine working with them.

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>>9706638
Getting a tenure in Japan as a foreigner is pretty much impossible. They try to change it because Japan is slowly drifting into the backwaters of the science community but seeing how this is Japan we are talking about it's going to be a while until a dirty gaijin will be allowed to hold a position of power and respect.

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>>9710376
If you are a civvie working for military, you are probably a contractor. If you are, why would you sign such a contract where THEY control how much and how long your stay is? Usually contracts end when the project you were requested to do ends. Try to complete the project you are working on, and read the fucking contract next time. If you are not a contractor, then sorry for the tirade, but still, you should have read the job description a little better.

[Anonymous No.]

>speak japanese to japanese
>get answer in english
WHY

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>>9710290
My savings account has a 3% savings rate but that's below inflation. I guess if I really accumulate a lot I'll give it away at some point.

[Anonymous No.]

In a lot of ways it kind of sucks.

Summer is so humid it makes you want to kill yourself, rental apartments are shitty and property is expensive, healthy food is really hard to find (i.e. everything premade is unhealthy; no frozen vegetables, no lite anything, etc., so you have to be a good cook to balance your diet), and racists all over the place, ranging from black van crazies to people who are OMG SO IMPRESSED THEY CANNOT FUCKING GET OVER IT when you speak one word of Japanese in front of them.

Points in its favor are that it's safe, people are GENERALLY nice and decent, internet shopping is amazingly convenient (no need for a credit card or anything; you can pay for everything from Amazon orders to the gas bill at any conbini) and in spite of horror stories I've heard, the police are surprisingly nice and helpful (though maybe that's just where I live). And of course there's the easy access to, high availability of, and low cost of /jp/-related goods.

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>>9710447
Is premade food elsewhere more healthy?

Premade bento/sushi/etc. doesn't seem too unhealthy to me.

At my local supermarket in England it's absolutely full of junk food, whereas the one I leave near in Japan has much more fresh things..

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>>9710474
one I live near*

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>>9710447
>racists all over the place
Care to explain more?

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>>9710447
>racists all over the place
But I already get that from blackies and spics in good old murrica. What would really change?

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>>9710447
>OMG SO IMPRESSED THEY CANNOT FUCKING GET OVER IT when you speak one word of Japanese in front of them
Sounds like they want to fug.

[Anonymous No.]

Is nationalism a real issue? Because I already feel alienated in my own country, but I'm still part of the Caucasian majority. Does it get worse or better in Japan?

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>>9710544
Move to Greece and help support your brothers in the rise of the purified world.

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>>9710290
Where are you in Tokyo?

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>>9710142
I don't agree. There's no such thing as 'excess' money because you can use it for retirement, travel, health bills, etc. And in 50-60 years if you're still alive and have the money you might be able to lengthen your lifespan by tens or even hundreds of years.

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>>9710555
Me on the left

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>>9710555
Me under the table jerking the guy on the right off.

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>>9710590

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>>9710620
post the "post the "do you even lift" one" one.

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>>9710555
I've seen that pic before. What is that and why do they look like mobsters at a union meeting or something?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9710627
Looks like greek fascists. I have to say that is one retarded looking swastika though. Couldn't they have chosen something better?

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>>9710632
>greek fascists
...huh. Wow, okay...

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>>9710588
>There's no such thing as 'excess' money because you can use it for retirement, travel, health bills, etc.

I already travel as much as I want (though it's mostly a chore) and I buy as much as I want and I still can't use all of my money. Health bills are free (because NHS) and retirement contributions get taken out of paychecks before I get them anyway.

Normals are amazingly good at inflating their lifestyles and finding ways to keep consuming, huh...

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>>9710635
You do realize fascism doesn't necessarily have anything to do with Nazism?

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>>9710641
You do realize there's nothing wrong with Nazism?

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>>9710646
You do realize this a weeaboo NEET board and almost every facet of Nazism conflicts with weeaboo NEET lifestyles?

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>>9710652
I'm not conflicting with anything, turbonerd,

[Anonymous No.]

>>9710652
Don't start this shit again.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9710646
Nazism bad, communism good. Do not fall for the capitalist lies.

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>>9710671
Agreed brother, just look at all these wonders the USSR brought upon us, like the Holodomor!

Now it's your turn to post pictures of disease victims from german labour camps and epically turn my own argument against me!

[Anonymous No.]

>>9710677
But what about the 'holocaust'? Why did America work with the jews to make everyone believe in this horrible thing?

[Anonymous No.]

If the Holocaust didn't happen, then where did all these shoes come from?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9710690
Jewish owned shoe factories!

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>>9710555
No, really, what is the story behind that pic? This is /jp/, I can't read Greek. It's all Greek to me, and, like, stuff.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9710693
Why does no one realize how easy this would be? They say "That's just crazy! I was taught in elementary school that the evil Nazis killed all those poor Jews! Nazis are bad." These people are brainwashed.

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>>9710690
Shoe collecting was the "in thing" for the nazi command.

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>>9710690
Probably from the Russian ghettos where that picture was taken.
Most holocaust pictures are ones that were actually of Stalin's purge.

[Anonymous No.]

Greece's Golden Dawn party. They received their first parliament seat ever. In recent news they have gone around the city and destroyed the market stands of any merchant who didn't have a citizenship card.

Also recently, Greece's Communist Party barricaded the entrance of the building in which UN talks were take place.

The future utopia is getting ready.

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>>9710733

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>>9710738
You are obviously just a crazy conspiracy theorist. Anyone who does not believe the word of the Amerijew federation must be punished.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9710736
So it really was Greek fascists.
>riots crapola
Jesus fuck I would so fucking leave, lol.

[Anonymous No.]

http://youtu.be/lejfGhWeakY

[Anonymous No.]

>>9710752
Well I think it's a buncha trollity anyway, the germans got kicked out of the Ruhr or something, that was the territory they were losing.

[Anonymous No.]

/pol/ get out

[Anonymous No.]

>>9710797
kike pls go

[Anonymous No.]

>>9710639

Consuming is fun. Spending of which is also fun.Figures don't pay for themselves.

Speaking of which, I made ~$609 today (before taxation). Thanks to TITN and JIVA.

[Anonymous No.]

Video about golden dawn:
http://youtu.be/hx_mTsmEuNE

[Anonymous No.]

>>9710813
You into stocks? How much money do you need to start investing in stocks?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9710817
He's a kike whining about ``poor imigrants''. Nobody cares or should care bout them.

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>>9710819

Depends on what trading you want. But my trading requires a minimum equity of $25,000 available at all times. You can't trade if you dip below. I trade with $90,000. Unless you know what you're doing, don't even bother getting into it.

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>>9710843
How much do you need to learn? My grandfather got into stocks and made a pretty good amount so I'm interested in it.

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>>9710813
>Consuming is fun. Spending of which is also fun.
This is what normalfag, materialistic baby boomers have indoctrinated you into thinking.

Buying things like figures is not fun enough to work extra for.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9710991

>work extra

How much effort did it take me to punch in some sets of numbers? Less than it takes me to type this post.

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>>9711017
What kind of job is that

[Anonymous No.]

I want so bad to live in a rural area in Japan.
My only hope is to get a job in a power plant, but i don't think it's possible.

[Anonymous No.]

I'm planning to go there, rent a house and live jobless otaku life for about a month.

Still needs a bit more money to be 100% safe, but maybe next year.

[Anonymous No.]

>9711031
This, but more involved. I want to live in a rural area of Japan in the early 1980s. That's obviously even more fantastic than the hopes of most people posting in this thread though.

[Anonymous No.]

I don't get why some tangents are allowed, and others aren't. If a thread naturally veered in the direction of Ancient Rome, that's fine, but the moment someone mentions the Holocaust, the janitor flips his shit.

I know it's a controversial issue, but 4chan should be above this sort of cherry picking. It really makes me wonder if all the "4CHAN IS JEWS" trolls have a point.

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>>9711300,1
The real question is, why do you care?

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>>9711300,2
Because I want to argue about the Holocaust on /jp/. Isn't that obvious?

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>>9710772
Does anyone know the name of the musical piece that opens that video? It's very beautiful.

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>>9709053
Don't listen to these fools, I met a girl who worked in IT but she had to stop because her J-Husband wanted her to raise the family. Also if you are a real girl, expect to be hit on, or how Japanese guys say Nanpa'ed or Hunted...

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>>9711504
Unchained Melody.

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>>9711515
Correction I must make. If you are real girl expect to be violently raped on train or at train station. Do not tell husband about this though, if you have one, or he will beat you for cheating on him.

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>>9711554
Thank you, friend.

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>>9711568
Thanks. I haven't laughed so hard in a long time.

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>>9711300,1
It's fucking shit off-topic, moot deleted a board because of shit like that, and it also derailed this thread. Use your "superior" aryan brain or whatever for once in your life.

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>>9711608,1
Discussing physics or philosophy is "off-topic", but they come up in certain threads. It's not like we're not allowed tangents or debates. It's just that certain, perfectly legal tangents and debates are cherry picked to be removed.

[Saten meta whiner No.]

Technically, discussions about Japan are off-topic altogether. It's why moot changed the name from Japan/General to Otaku Culture.

Not that I'm meta whining, as it's nice to have something to talk about other than 2hu feet.

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>>9711608,2
Maybe you missed the "shit" in "shit off-topic".

[Anonymous No.]

>>9708380
http://www.occidentalism.org/?p=243

HERE YA GO

TOLD Ya
;>

[Anonymous No.]

this thead has been going for like 4 days. wtf man

[Anonymous No.]

>>9717762
I'm gonna rape you in front of your daughter.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9718305

wellthatescalatedquickly.jpg

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>>9710527
Exactly what I said. Racist beliefs about other countries being inferior, Japan being either #1 in everything or else not which = source of shame, and foreign culture being incomprehensible to Japanese people so what's the point in trying are all deeply, deeply embedded in mainstream society there.

With like 85% of the Japanese people you ever meet, if you spend enough time with them then eventually you are all but guaranteed to hear something come out of their mouth that sounds like it came off Stormfront. Even if it's not directed at you, it'll be something awful about black or Chinese or gay people.

The worst is the little shit, like "oh! you are so good with our language/our eating utensils/our watery shit beer, even though you are a Western barbarian!", or conversations where they direct questions about you to the Japanese person next to you like they're some kind of proxy, that's aren't so outright offensive that you feel like a dick calling them out on it, but seriously starts to grate over time.

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>>9711515
>she had to stop because her J-Husband wanted her to raise the family

Your friend is a fool and a doormat, then. Would you do this against your will just because your spouse insisted on it? No, fuck that. That's neither a loving nor an equal partnership.

I realize that this is making my marriage prospects in Japan pretty dim, but fuck that, I'm not going to leave my job to embark on an unpaid career as the 24-hour maid and diaper service just to shield my husband's fragile little ego. Because that's really what it's all about, you know.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9718567
Haha, you are confusing Japan with your own country, Korean.

No seriously Japan is nothing like this. They dont like Koreans and Chinese very much, but its nothing compared to the crazy hate those two harbour against Japan.

[Anonymous No.]

I live in Tokyo, close to Akihabara. I go to college here, I'm a Junior right now and I came as a Freshman.

Japan is a really cool country. Tokyo is super convenient. Plus you can easily acquire all your /jp/ goods and go to Comiket every year twice. Japanese drinking parties are fun and Japanese girls are really cute.

Honestly Japan is a great place. However, if you can't speak Japanese you will be forced to stick around your gaijin bubble. You will have the same boring gaijin friends and never get to interact with most people unless you learn the language. As a gaijin you will automatically stand out which is a good and bad thing. It makes it easy to get to know people but it is also easy to be lumped together with foreigner stereotypes or misunderstood.

It's what you make of it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9718578
Plenty of guys want their wife to work these days. It's most women that don't want to.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9718622
When I meet people who say they somehow can't make friends in Japan (usually giving shitty excuses like only being willing to socialise with people on their Japanese course) it makes me proud that I literally know no non-Japanese people here.

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>>9718622
May I ask how you came to Japan? I'm confident in my Japanese, so language is not a problem. I'm considering trying to get into college/university there but I'm afraid of being lumped into a gaijin house or something like that.

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>>9718641
Not that guy but I'm going next month on MEXT. I have some international student accommodation for a year, but it's basically my own apartment with kitchen and bathroom and I don't have to interact with anyone I don't want to (they're probably mostly Chinese anyway).

Anyway you don't have to stay in student accommodation. You can rent your own place or find some Japanese girl's place to crash at or whatever.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9718684
How did the whole application process go for you? I'm totally new to this stuff and I don't know the first thing about it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9718692
I just applied to one university for grad school and asked to be recommended for MEXT scholarship and passed.

Seems like everyone goes through the embassy route though.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9718726
Seems like everyone else goes through the embassy route where you apply through your local Japanese embassy.*

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>>9718602
How the fuck would you know? I live there, weeaboo, how about you?