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>When someone failed to put the garbage out, signs were put out. Everyone thought it was me. The next day signs were put out in English only. Eventually they found it was a Japanese guy who was away in business so didn’t put his trash out. I never got an apology from management. The buildings frequently have signs out saying if they see a foreigner to report it to management.
>Sometimes, due to old plumbing the pipes in our building would make a loud banging sound. Some Japanese lady decided to have a shower at 2am. The residents woke up and the police were called. The residents blamed the local Italian man as he was well built and had weights, so they assumed he was working out, or me because I had loud shoes. Eventually the police found the culprit. The man who blamed me and the Italian man never apologised and made sure to avoid us in the future.
>Japanese maintenance requests were answered immediately. Mine were ignored. I spent the whole summer without air conditioning.
>At night I played on my PlayStation with my headset on. One of the neighbours knocked on my door and said I was being too loud. The next day the neighbours were partying until 2am.
>I am a foreigner who has lived in Japan all my life. One day my teacher offered us some sushi. I refused as I didn’t like sushi. My teacher rudely responded “You’re just not used to the Japanese flavour huh.” It sounds stupid but I’m just as Japanese as everyone else, just because I was a foreigner I was singled out.
>I find it incredibly dangerous when the Japanese started lumping you together with a large group of people.
>Sometimes, due to old plumbing the pipes in our building would make a loud banging sound. Some Japanese lady decided to have a shower at 2am. The residents woke up and the police were called. The residents blamed the local Italian man as he was well built and had weights, so they assumed he was working out, or me because I had loud shoes. Eventually the police found the culprit. The man who blamed me and the Italian man never apologised and made sure to avoid us in the future.
>Japanese maintenance requests were answered immediately. Mine were ignored. I spent the whole summer without air conditioning.
>At night I played on my PlayStation with my headset on. One of the neighbours knocked on my door and said I was being too loud. The next day the neighbours were partying until 2am.
>I am a foreigner who has lived in Japan all my life. One day my teacher offered us some sushi. I refused as I didn’t like sushi. My teacher rudely responded “You’re just not used to the Japanese flavour huh.” It sounds stupid but I’m just as Japanese as everyone else, just because I was a foreigner I was singled out.
>I find it incredibly dangerous when the Japanese started lumping you together with a large group of people.
