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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Basic infrastructure in most of our cities - you reminded me of a YouTuber Tokyo Lens showing apartments in Tokyo.  Not even getting to those coffin apartments in Hong Kong.[/quote]

I’d rather have a small apartment in Tokyo than be shot while simply going to school, church, driving or going to the grocery store in America.[/quote]

As a gaijin?  [/quote]

Yes

This isn’t Japan of 1980

Do you know how many Nepali and south East Asian immigrants are pouring into Japan presently?

A white person in Japan - as long as you don’t care about socializing with locals — will have no issues.

Just work for an international org/firm or have your own business/work remote

Japan is rapidly opening up.

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Look, most people retire overseas for better weather, and a lower cost of living...sometimes much lower.  Hence, why Portugal and Spain, Mexico, Panama, Thailand are popular.

I have literally never met anyone looking to voluntarily move to Japan or South Korea (who is not Japanese or South Korean originally) that is not associated with a job transfer and is temporary.  I mean, these are cold countries and relatively expensive.  I don't think anyone envisions a happy retirement living in a shoebox apartment in Seoul or Tokyo.

Also, sounds wonderful that the locals have no interest in socializing with you.

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