live your myth in Japan
Why did you even post that picture exactly?
>>225848569is that foid escort?
>>225848569>>225848727Cool. Is that the designated schoolgirl rape alley?
>>225848569japan is just india but clean
you're allowed to shoot brazilians in japan
>>225848798Gun laws in rural Japan are just like those in Texas, so let’s make sure you don’t come across as “Baka Gaijin” and just enjoy your trip as “Gaijin.”
>>225848798This is called "gaijin"be careful
>Mr. Yoshio (75), who lives in rural Japan, bought a gun for the first time as a means of self-defense because there are more “baka gaijin” around. Considering reliability, he chose a German-made gun.
>>225848918>german made gun>reliablearasakas are unironically better than any gun the germans have ever made. they lost 2 WWIIs because they made shit guns. the g36, in that pic, melts after 20 rounds>>225848867no they aren't. you need a loisence in japan
>>225848989The situation in which this would be used isn’t a war; the opponents are only those who attack with their bare hands or by biting. Since rural Japan is relatively cool and very cold in winter, I think his choice makes sense.>no they aren't. you need a loisence in japanResidents of rural Japan are granted special rights.
>>225849212I'd unironically rather buy an arasaka or a miroku than a german gun
>>225848918why would there be gaijin in rural japan?I thought they all lived in Tokyo.
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>>225849428It’s because those “Baka Gaijins” stood out too much in Japan’s cities, so authorities started taking action against them right away; and once the police had a precedent for arresting them, they began making arrests quickly.On the other hand, people in rural areas were caught off guard.
>>225849463>Gaijin residentsI suppose the number has increased because Japan's public transportation and delivery services are so excellent.
>>225849428stupid gaijins especially americans think japan is the new frontier
>>225848874If a Japanese person moves to another country, they become a “gaijin,” and I, too, would call myself a “gaijin.”If I renounced my Japanese citizenship, I probably wouldn’t call myself a “gaijin” anymore.
>>225849559your lack of central heating in rural areas isn't palatable to the american domestic taste
>>225849857>Americans will probably get used to air conditioning that makes them feel comfortable as soon as it turns on.
>>225848569I did, I lived in fukuoka for 7 months. I am so, so glad to be out of that country.
