There is truth to this, not just japan though, really anywhere in the world speaking the local language is important. Imagine if a guy who didn't speak english went to an anglo country to try and pull, he probably wouldn't be very successful, he most certainly wouldn't get a girlfriend. Speaking the language can very important particularly in countries like japan where most people aren't very proficient in english
When the asian century starts...
Dominic Thomas
Ryan Bell
I mean "asian", in the american sense of the word, as in east asian (mongoloid) people. Not Arabs, Indians, etc.
Liam Myers
why does this post emit big incel energy
Jose Rivera
yes, thats what i thought you meant, black guys genuinely do fine in east asia
Nolan Wilson
他已经说它是一个中国人了
Angel Anderson
>why does this post emit big incel energy
Being realistic about race has nothing to do with inceldom.
Are you honestly about to tell me, that blacks are looked upon equally as other foreigners in asia? I don't think so. Charm and looks gets you so far. If someone already has a pretty strong prejudice against you, as some thug barbarian, then it's hard to get past that. Also, black features, like dark skin, are by default unattractive in almost the entirety of east asia.
Jason Lewis
Everything I've heard, regarding that, is the opposite.
David Hernandez
でも日本に住んでいるそうだけど
If this is Yas Forums you've heard it from, don't take it so seriously, infact in some places in japan blacks are probably more popular than whites. Particularly if you go to a hip hop bar lol
Thomas Flores
>>Most Japs and Koreans aren't into white people
Not that guy but that's simply true though I don't know about koreans.
Realistically, there's almost no white people who really can speak Japanese. Most Japs have never really interacted with white people. So, for “most Japs” it's just not realistic to think a white person as a partner and such.
Connor Walker
>infact in some places in japan blacks are probably more popular than whites
really? like where?
> If this is Yas Forums you've heard it from, don't take it so seriously
Not only Yas Forums, but youtube, and pretty much every mention of this topic online. There is maybe a unicorn here and there, who managed to find love over there, but the majority end up returning with very redpilled notions about race.