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Japan subway vs. USA subway. Which way?

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Info Battle Maiden1 year ago

Japan has the right idea.

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MitchPls1 year ago

Homogenous societies like Japan don’t need riot police at train stations. End immigration.

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I Love America News1 year ago

I love Japan.

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Study Bunny Games2 years ago

Learn Japanese through "mild immersion" in a game Like this? Repost and follow us!

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Dissident West1 year ago

Spot the difference

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2dub1 year ago

Multiculturalism coming to Japan soon if they're not careful

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Euro_Merak1 year ago

You don't like the "enrichment" on the right?

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BORED STIGMA1 year ago

We respect Japan

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NEETzsche1 year ago

Looking forward to the copes from the usual suspects.

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Unvaccinated Korean1 year ago

The reasons Japanese are so quiet in public. 1) Japan is a very densely populated country and making a noise would create a lot of noise pollution. 2) Japanese houses were traditionally wooden structures with only paper thin doors. Making any noise indoor had to be avoided at all cost. 3) During the Samurai period, making a lot of noise and being rude in public was a very quick way to have your head cut off. 4) Japanese strictly differentiate a public space from a private space and only relax and speak up in restaurants and bars where it is culturally accepted.

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