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You know, Japanese people living in Hawaii.

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#1
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  • 2023/04/07 18:40

I've had the opportunity to meet more and more people here
and I'm beginning to wonder
how many people talk about their personal matters from the day they meet ？
that's also from the day they meet you. I am not surprised because it is not in my mind.
I find it interesting that even someone like that is so consistent about beauty, saying
"I don't do anything"
even though she probably does a lot of other things. Many such people are beautiful, so I don't think it would matter if they were doing something.

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  • 2023/04/09 (Sun) 11:42
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>>#5 Mr. RS
When you emigrate from Japan, they are interested in what form you will live here. So, in my case, they may have disclosed information about me first because they want to know about me as well. To be clear, I was taken back when I was told about the person's private life even though we had never met before, but I wanted to take it in a better way, such as being a little more friendly or open minded. Thank you very much.

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#9

To begin with, Hawaii itself is open.
Because it is a small island and everyone is connected.
If you walk down the street, you will see someone's friends and relatives everywhere.
That's why locals in Hawaii are so open. Even if you hide it, they will find it out soon anyway.
What is your job ？ What do you do ？
Japanese people don't like it.
It is quite normal to ask about occupation in America.
I think it is a sign of lack of confidence if you don't like being asked.
I think it's good to understand the island of Hawaii and the people's thoughts before taking anything into consideration.
We are all family.
You don't want your family to ask you anything.
It may take some time to get used to it, but I think it's best to follow the rules when you are in the country.

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#10

I'm with you when you say, "That's a bit biased, isn't it?"
That means you think that way too, in no small part.
AlaWai Palms is right, your writing is a bit strange, so I can understand why you feel that way. To be honest, Hawaii attracts a lot of strange Japanese people, so there are many things to think about.

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#11
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  • 2023/04/10 (Mon) 16:13
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>>#10 I grew up in Hawaii
I wrote that I was biased because
I wrote a strange sentence that I wrote, "Are you Korean? I don't care who wrote it. ？ I don't have any other reason.

"Everyone on this island is my family" and "I go where the locals go"
Yes. Thank you Aloha.

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  • 2023/04/12 (Wed) 20:12
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People who don't fit in with Japanese society are fleeing to Hawaii
And yet, they still don't fit in with the Japanese society in Hawaii.

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