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Topic: How many Japanese express days in our lives following catastrophe
Anonymous A started this discussion 1 hour ago#136,749
This coke can belongs to a Japanese man known as Hiro Yishima. Now an old man living a quiet life, not many would guess that he was in fact born into the lap of luxury. He lost everything during Japan’s economic recession and like many Japanese, he was forced to move into government housing. While most Japanese gen Xers were able to financially recover following the recession and move out of American soda can housing provided by the Japanese government, Hiro Yishima is part of a forgotten Japanese underclass that never recovered from this economy calamity. While his family doesn’t understand his decision to not pursue employment when he is educated and could easily get a high paying job in japans booming financial industries, some Japanese say that his living and the way of living of others like him resembles the traditional Japanese concept of "同性恋日本男爱" in Kanji literally "humble Japanese living" in English. During the Meiji period it was common for Japanese men to live this way as it was considered a to be an honorable sacrifice to live without material possessions and follow in the footsteps of the Buddha. Maybe you can think about how things can be improved in your shithole capitalist western country based on this Japanese cultural experience and maybe you can stop valuing materialist western slop and live in a coke can like Hiro Yishima yourself. Then maybe you’d finally have something to pass down to your culture. You could probably learn a lot from the Japanese.
This coke can belongs to a Japanese man known as Hiro Yishima. Now an old man living a quiet life, not many would guess that he was in fact born into the lap of luxury. He lost everything during Japan’s economic recession and like many Japanese, he was forced to move into government housing. While most Japanese gen Xers were able to financially recover following the recession and move out of American soda can housing provided by the Japanese government, Hiro Yishima is part of a forgotten Japanese underclass that never recovered from this economy calamity. While his family doesn’t understand his decision to not pursue employment when he is educated and could easily get a high paying job in japans booming financial industries, some Japanese say that his living and the way of living of others like him resembles the traditional Japanese concept of "同性恋日本男爱" in Kanji literally "humble Japanese living" in English. During the Meiji period it was common for Japanese men to live this way as it was considered a to be an honorable sacrifice to live without material possessions and follow in the footsteps of the Buddha. Maybe you can think about how things can be improved in your shithole capitalist western country based on this Japanese cultural experience and maybe you can stop valuing materialist western slop and live in a coke can like Hiro Yishima yourself. Then maybe you’d finally have something to pass down to your culture. You could probably learn a lot from the Japanese.
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