• I Lost My Self in Japan • (JAPAN FACT: Foreigners in Japan are called gaikokujin (外国人). This word is composed of gaikoku (foreign country) and jin (person), so the word literally means "foreign-country person".)

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JAPAN FACT: Foreigners in Japan are called gaikokujin (外国人). This word is composed of gaikoku (foreign country) and jin (person), so the word literally means “foreign-country person”.

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