RE: Yakudoshi or "unlucky year" in Japanese culture
Great cultural information. I've visited Fukoka and Nagoya Japan and understand how "luck" and "health" play into the culture. But for you to describe a personal experience how you did, I find so interesting. I certainly hope next year is your lucky year!
I've lived and traveled all over the planet and by far my favorite cultures are from Asia. You are all so kind and respectful. Simply pleasant to be around. Right now I'm in Central America. They are quite the opposite, rude, thuggy, and lacking morals, obviously not all but generally speaking.
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Thank you for your comment @world-travel-pro... I hate to disappoint you but I am actually hailing from Russia. I do agree that Asian countries are more polite and restrained in general, but in the end it comes down to actual people and how they were raised, and what they are going through. Arrogance can happen to anyone at any given point of time and space :)