Is it true that no matter how long a foreigner lives in Japan, they will always be seen as a gaijin? I've always heard this. Supposedly you could l...

Yes, it's very true.​ I was born in Japan to a Japanese mother and American Japanophile · 26.7k followers Exchange space for people who like Japanese culture Chuck Reindle, lives in Japan (1978-present) Shared Jan 27 Is it true that no matter how long a foreigner lives in Japan, they will always be seen as a gaijin? I've always heard this. Supposedly you ... Yes, it's very true. I was born in Japan to a Japanese mother and American father, been living on and off in Japan for 41 years, have a BA from UCLA in Japanese language and... Read More » 4 upvoters Kazuki Sanada (真田 和樹), Born and raised in Tokyo Shared Jan 29 What is Japanese oden? Ladies, and gentlemen, this is what oden looks like: The simplest way I can describe it in Western terms is a Japanese version of pot-au-feu. It's a simmered dish that conta... Read More » 23 upvoters Chuck Reindle, lives in Japan (1978-present) Shared Jan 29 Is it necessary to lose our identity to get a job in Japan? I would think that Japan being 3rd in global economic ranking that someone, regardless of nationality, would answer right away. Well, I assume you know the saying, "Silence... Read More » Read more in Japanophile This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). You were sent this email because you are following Japanophile. If you don't want these updates anymore, you can unfollow Japanophile or unsubscribehttp://www.quora.com/