In the case of Japan, there is hardly any immigrant labour at...

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    In the case of Japan, there is hardly any immigrant labour at all. They are famously intolerant of immigrants, they love tourists coming to their country and then leave, but if you ever work there as an ex-pat you will never, ever be considered Japanese, you will always be treated as a gaijin. It can feel like a very isolated place to live.

    Presumably, that is part of their winning formula to prevent Islamic terrorism.
 
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