do you know about  zainichi "korean" in Japan?
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How many pseudonyms do you have, Mr. ema1978 ?\nRacist !!!
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I'm only a Korean girl but maybe go to the internet to find out.
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only significant iranian community in korea is in seoul, in a part of town called itaewon.  in fact, itaewon is has a large international community, but especially a middle eastern one, because i think the only mosque in korea is in itaewon.  don't quote me on that, though...
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sa dang hae in korean :)\n\ncheers!
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Me! I'm pure South Korean. I was born there but moved when I was 3. I went to New Zealand until I was 9. I then came here. Wow! I'm really shocked at how people think South Korea is like the north. In reality we have a cool country. It's like Japan only it is bright and reeeeaaaallly noise even at night. Koreans are noctural lol. We have beautiful mountains and very smart student. Students in Korea goes to school and tutoring everyday but Sunday. We also have many good sport teams. Like we won the Fifa Soccer 2002 and got 4th place. In Baseball International GAme we got 4th place too. The only problem is overpopulation. Koreans don't smell morons. Other big and powerful country doesn't recognize us because they don't bother to tell the others how mordenized we became. America even tried stopping us from cloning. We Koreans have suffered many racial discrimination with Japan, America, and North Korea. Sigh.
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Visit this site :\nhttp://www.himeji-castle.gr.jp/
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First time I went to Japan I really struggled. Hardly anyone speaks english and the street signs are all in Japanese. I was going to a tower which is a landmark there, kind of like a japanese eifel tower. I had gotten a map at the hyatt with the street names in english, who ever made that map didn't bother to put a note on it that the actual signs are in japanese lol. \n\nNeedless to say when I got off the train I was completely lost. Just stood there for a while trying to figure out where to go with noone stopping to help the gaijin. Then one man asked "excuse me can I assist you". He was just getting off work and was headed for the train to go home. This man actually guided me to the place which was over a mile away, delaying his trip home.\n\nWhen we walked he told me that he had worked in Saudi Arabia for a year. He had a lot of difficulty there because of language and racial stereo typing. He told me on that trip he made a vow to help foreigners he saw were in need when he was back in Japan.\n\nIts funny how people react to adversity. One person will be bitter from it and transfer that bitterness on other people in the furture. Another person learns empathy and vows never to make anyone feel the way they felt. Strange world.
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just go to asianfantics.net and go to forum and find korean entertaiment
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Strange.\n\nI lived in Kyoto for 3 years and found the Japanese rather cultured and polite.\n\nSumimasen, Grey box san  but I did not meet any ???
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Japanese have interesting history
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http://www.mnsu.edu/emuseum/cultural/oldworld/asia/koreanculture.html\n\nhttp://www.planetesl.com/resources/society.html\n\nThese two websites will gives you lots of information about it.
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there is a large village in the DMZ. Perhaps this is the middle Korea that you have heard about.
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I do not know if it is English speaking or not, but try this!\nMasanori Kohatzu\nWoddy House 103 1-18-48\nNishigaoka Kita-Ku, Tokyo\n03-3908-8707\nEmail: masa_misa1793@ybb.ne.jp\n\n\nNetwork for Attitudinal Healing International \nNAHI \nhttp://www.localcommunities.org/servlet/lc_ProcServ/DBPAGE=cge&GID=01004011550953856176805252
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i don't know exactly, but i have a japanese friend and he\nHATES!!!!!!!!!!!!!! koreans, so i would guess pretty bad.
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My friend's wife is from Colombia.  They met while they were studying at an American university, and when he returned to Japan, she followed him.  They eventually got married, but she had a real difficult time for the first year or so because she spoke no Japanese.  Now, after having been in Japan for ten years, she says she loves it here and never want to move to another country, including her home country.  I think Lations and Japanese share some of the same values, like importance of family, so it might be easy to assimiliate in that regards.
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go to www.sokorean.com
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http://japanese.about.com/bl50kanji_yume.htm