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What Japanese Culture and Being an Outsider Can Teach You about Writing

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By Sylvia Elizabeth Schmidt, Rumman Mir Sharif, Shubham Kumar
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As far back as I can remember I’ve always wanted to be a gaijin. Gangster, I meant Gangster. But, you see, I’m gaijin. I’ve always been gaijin. And I think it’s about time that all writers claimed the word gaijin as their own. Gaijin is a Japanese word that literally means ‘outside person.’ According to my Japanese tutor Gaijin is the polite and proper way to refer to a foreigner.
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