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Tips for a successful meeting with a foreigner/Japanese
Here are some tips on how to successfully develop a romantic relationship after meeting a foreigner/Japanese person.

Study the language of the other person's country as hard as you can.

If you meet a foreigner/Japanese and want to get closer to them, we recommend that you actively study their language. Of course you can communicate by being taught, and it is also recommended to teach each other the language.

Everyone likes people who try to learn their own language and approach them.

One trick is to communicate with an image of interest in the whole country.

Be overt in your expressions of affection.

Many foreigners tend to express their affection in a more overt and intense way than Japanese people.

One of the tricks to a successful romance with a Japanese person is to accept expressions of affection from the other person, and then express your affection in words yourself.

It is important not to be shy and to express your feelings straightforwardly.

Tell even the smallest details.

The Japanese cultural belief that ‘you don't have to say it, they will understand’ does not work with many foreigners.

If you do not express your feelings, even in detail, they will not understand, and even if you say things that are included in your words, they will take them at face value and will not understand the subtleties of your feelings. Ask your Japanese counterpart.

It is recommended to be conscious of conveying details so that the other person can understand.

Be aware of loose ends.

As a nation, few people are as punctual as the Japanese.

Of course, it depends on your personality and nationality, but for example, some foreigners do not take offence if you are five minutes late for a date. If you don't understand the difference, you will always get into trouble because of time.

It is important to be tolerant of your partner's sense of time, especially when it comes to private matters.

Understand the differences in food culture.

No matter how far you go, differences in food culture will always follow.

Many of the episodes of ‘I had trouble getting along with the food’ this time, and the points that caused trouble ranged from the time and amount of food to the content of the meal.

Each country has its own culture, and Japan has its own culture, so it is necessary to discuss the areas of compromise and the areas of mutual non-negotiation. Some religions do not allow certain foods, although this is not familiar in Japan.

Just knowing that there are differences makes a difference, so it is recommended to think about food as something that doesn't fit in the first place and to discuss it often.

Things to be aware of when meeting a foreigner/Japanese
Next, we have compiled a list of things to watch out for and things that can be troublesome when romantically meeting a foreigner/Japanese person.

Beware of unexpected discriminatory remarks.

Because Japan is an island nation, there is a particular sense of distance towards foreigners.

Because there are few opportunities to come into contact with them on a daily basis, there is a possibility that you may look at foreigners as if they are something of an outsider, or make discriminatory remarks unconsciously.

This point should be taken very seriously and cultural differences should be discussed.


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