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I’ll travel abroad someday. I think I’ll experience racial discrimination. Recently, I read some books about traveling abroad. So, some books write about “racial discrimination”. I don’t have thought about it too much ever because not of doing it people. When foreigner puzzles something, people help them. I think so. Of course, I’m native and live in Japan. So, I don’t may have noticed ever about it. I’ll travel abroad someday. I think I’ll experience racial discrimination. I wonder. Because, what is it meaning? What do you be able to get something? It may have something the reason it exists. I have experienced it a few times in NZ and guesthouse in Tokyo. I can’t understand the reason it does them. I don’t know about it. If there are people that have a racial discrimination, I wonder do not think they are somewhere subject to discrimination of any deer? There is the concept of “retributive justice”(因果応報) to the old proverb of Japan. Do you know? If you do something for others, it comes back to you even that it is also bad and good thing.

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I’ll travel abroad someday. I think I’ll experience racial discrimination.

 

Recently, I read some books about traveling abroad. So, some books write about “racial discrimination”. I don’t haven't ever thought about it too much ever because not of I wouldn't do doing it  to other people. When a foreigner is confused about puzzles something, people help him them. I think so. Of course, I’m native and live in Japan. So, I don’t may not have ever noticed ever about it.


I’ll travel abroad someday. I think I’ll experience racial discrimination. I wonder. Because, what is does it meaning? What do you be able to get {better: gain} something out of it? It There may have be something the a reason it exists. I have experienced it a few times in NZ and at a guesthouse in Tokyo. I can’t understand the reason it is does them. I don’t know why about it.
If there are people that have who a racially discriminate, I wonder if they do not think they are, somewhere else, subject to discrimination themselves of any deer?


There is the a concept of “retributive justice”(因果応報) to the in an old Japanese proverb of Japan.* Do you know it? If you do something for to others, it comes back to you, even that whether it is also a bad and or a good thing.

 

 

*"an old proverb of Japan" is gramatically correct, but it sounds smoother to say "an old Japanese proverb" and avoid the possessive "of ___".

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Don't worry. I love NZ.^^
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I'm sorry that you had bad experiences in NZ. NZ is pretty tolerant with cultural differences, more than so compared to other western countries, being that immigrants and foreigners make up a huge portion of the population.
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Thanks for comment. I don’t know more details. But I feel angry to Japanese who hurt you. I think ashamed to them. Perhaps, you may experience Japanese discrimination. Please look at below. http://www.italki.com/entry/592565 If you are woman and high or low position, Japanese men may discriminate to you. Because Japan is still the man society. So, a part of foolish Japanese men can’t endure to work under women. And they mistake it’s normal to obey women. It’s too stupid. In particular, it’s the lowest to fool the characteristics of the person. Moreover, it is good to be same as the human in Japan. Anyway, thanks for comment and advising. I’m glad to know it. Thank you very much.^^
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I think human beings are naturally different to people who are not from their "tribe", but these days most people try to be friends with all people. When I lived in Japan I experienced quite a bit of racial discrimination. From people staring at me, to asking if I cannot see due to my "tall nose" (one man once told me I should not drive a car because of it) and also people refusing to let me into a restaurant. I live in the UK these days and work in a Japanese company. I think most Japanese people do not experience racial discrimination in the UK, but sometimes they may have "nihao!" shouted at them. (In Japan, many people are shouted at with "hello" even if they are not English speaking. It's the same kind of thing). I think these things should not stop you from visitng other countries. It is good to experience things so you know how to teach people in your home country. I certainly try to teach my fellow British people that humans are one big tribe.

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