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If you live in a bigger city in Japan you might notice that it is somewhat rare to see someone you know on the street. I think this may be because many of us wear blinders. I teach around 200 students a week; of which maybe 30% are different every week. I’ve been teaching in the same city for the last 6 or 7 years and can honestly say that I have either recognized or been recognized maybe 20 times. Why? Is it me? Am I wearing blinders? Maybe it’s not me. Maybe people DO recognize me but neglect to say “Hi” for fear of speaking English. Hmmmm….
No problem. Glad to hear from you. I hope you can join our little circle of friends who are curious about living in this country of mystery.
so uhm yeah, greetings from an half irish half arabic guy that lives in germany! ah and start making more podcasts, like 3 a week 
it was still good 
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