Cross-cultural Exchange

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Friends? You don't have to try to make them.

It's not that I'm saying you don't need friends.

My daughter entered a Japanese school, and because she couldn't speak Japanese and didn't know many of the Japanese games that ordinary children know, she probably had a hard time fitting in. But she's working hard silently without complaining. Sometimes she gets anxious and cries, or her breathing becomes ragged. But she's not giving up.

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Study Abroad in Korea in front of the station (22 years old)

Born in 1995 (Born as a Japanese resident of Korean descent.)

When I was a student, I applied for a job at a Korean company without knowing it was a Korean company.

In the final interview, almost all the other students were bilingual (+). Waseda, Keio, etc. In terms of resume, ability, and title, I was at a disadvantage in every way (lol).

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Opening the port, opening the mouth (Talk about masks)

The port is opening. Foreigners can come. That's good. Now we just have to wait for the war to end (so I can go to Europe more easily for work).

Let's take this opportunity! (Perhaps considering the place and situation!) We had a large number of foreigners who didn't wear masks come, so many and with such force that the mask police couldn't possibly tell them off. And then, I was overwhelmed by that crowd without masks (because I'm easily overwhelmed by crowds),

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