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Originally Posted by GoStateNate
To all the people saying Japan, you may not realize it, but Japan is still hyper-nationalistic and racist. Gaijin "outside people" are generally looked down upon, native Japanese will even refer to Japanese not raised in Japan as gaijin, and gaijin is gernerally thought of as an insulting term to call an outsider. Japan is a nice place to visit, but I definitely wouldn't want to live there. Kanji, the main writing system is also a pain in the ass. The Japanese language is easier to pick up as a speaker than most realize, but expect years and years (and years) of training to be able to fluently read Kanji.
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QFT. The fact that the police somehow couldn't find Tatsuya Ichihashi when he was apparently living in Ikebukuro for a full year after his crime was disgusting. If a gaijin had done that to a Japanese person, they would've been tracked down in one week at most. My vote would be for Thailand.