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Hi TAG,
Ever since I learned about fuzokus, I've been wanting to try them when I arrive in Tokyo in a few weeks. I'm wondering if I will be considered a gaijin when I use fuzoku services?
I was born in Japan, and raised in Canada and haven't been back to Japan in 13 years. I have a full Japanese name so I'm guessing that will help? I'm going to look Canadian(?, well, North American) because of what I'm wearing. I think I speak okay-ish Japanese; I don't have an accent which will probably help, and I can only read at an elementary school grade level.
What are the chances I will be asked to go somewhere else at those services? I'll love to hear what you all think!
K
Ever since I learned about fuzokus, I've been wanting to try them when I arrive in Tokyo in a few weeks. I'm wondering if I will be considered a gaijin when I use fuzoku services?
I was born in Japan, and raised in Canada and haven't been back to Japan in 13 years. I have a full Japanese name so I'm guessing that will help? I'm going to look Canadian(?, well, North American) because of what I'm wearing. I think I speak okay-ish Japanese; I don't have an accent which will probably help, and I can only read at an elementary school grade level.
What are the chances I will be asked to go somewhere else at those services? I'll love to hear what you all think!
K