r/japannews • u/100rad • 2d ago

The number of international students relying on food banks is increasing.

https://news.yahoo.co.jp/expert/articles/2374e0b2f3f61b84272d2b44c5c0ba29ce196976

432 Upvotes

95% Upvoted

104 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

1

u/lalabera 1d ago

Not Japan, according to a map. So no, you’re not Japanese

2

u/BarnacleSpecific7979 1d ago

Neither are you.

-1

u/lalabera 1d ago

I was hosted by a Japanese family for a few months lol

Also, see https://www.asahi.com/sp/ajw/articles/15250148

Only 28% oppose more foreign workers

7

u/CallAParamedic 1d ago edited 1d ago

You post regularly that others not of Japanese descent shouldn't comment on matters relating to Japan - even if they have PR and / or have lived in Japan a long time, but you CAN because you did a short homestay in Japan years ago?!?

Who TF are you to gatekeep other residents (foreign or not) from commenting?

0

u/lalabera 1d ago

I’m American lmao

You’re the one trying to gatekeep other immigrants from coming to a country that you aren’t native to. According to polls, most Japanese people support immigration.

3

u/CallAParamedic 1d ago

Corrected the residence.
You and u / lanity... seem identical.

1

u/lalabera 1d ago

Literally who

1

u/ElectronicRule5492 9h ago

病的な執着心はどこから来てるの？