When it comes to studying abroad, I think many people dream of falling in love with someone from another country, but what do you think about Yamato? After all, I would like to fall in love with a foreigner. How do we get along and get along? Is it different from the approach that Japanese people generally take? YukiI don’t know how to approach it, but at least the people who fall in love while studying abroad tend to be from the same country.
YousukeI agree. In particular, I’ve never seen most Japanese men date white women. In the two and a half years I’ve been in Canada, I’ve only ever seen one Japanese man and a Korean woman walking together as if they were lovers.
On the other hand, Japanese women are seen by the rest of the world as being quite modest and not assertive, so they were very popular with men from other countries.
Korean, Taiwanese, Chinese, and maybe Brazilian. Also, I had a chance to go on a blind date with a Canadian woman, but unfortunately, it didn’t happen. By chance, I got a Japanese girlfriend just before that blind date, so her blind date was no more. It’s a fairly common dating method in English-speaking countries. Simply put, a blind date is when two people who have never met each other meet in person and go on a date.
We suddenly meet each other without any prior information such as photos or anything. When we meet in person, we see each other’s faces for the first time. This dating method is called a blind date, and it’s so common in Canada that there’s even a TV show called “Blind Date.”
