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I'm sure many Japanese salarymen would agree with your description. I used to work in a small familial company in Osaka where you didn't need an excuse to "exer
by Xixi 6y ago
I'm sure many Japanese salarymen would agree with your description. I used to work in a small familial company in Osaka where you didn't need an excuse to "exercise honesty", but from I gather it was the exception more than the rule.
So far of all the places I worked at it was probably the one I enjoyed the most in terms of atmosphere and relation with coworkers, alas the work was not particularly interesting. I still pay my former coworkers a visit from time to time.
- innocenat 6y agoWell, it's Osaka. A lot of Japanese wouldn't consider Osaka to be a part of Japan lol.
- Xixi 6y agoI’ve travelled to many places around Japan, never once has anyone told me that Osaka wasn’t in Japan. There are lots of stereotypes about people coming from various cities/regions in Japan (Tokyo: cold, Kyoto: indecipherable, Osaka: uneducated/rude, Hokkaido: weird, Okinawa: lazy, etc.), but Osaka not in Japan? Never once.
- lovemenot 6y agoGiven the earnestness of the reply, may we suppose you are not from Osaka?
- innocenat 6y agoIt's a running joke. A lot of stereotype of Japanese people simply doesn't apply to Osaka. Eating while walking? Check. Jaywalk? Check. Cross road on pedestrian red? We do it all the time.
- eska 6y agoI only ever hear Japanese people say that Okinawa is not "real" Japan.
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