
Originally Posted by
DonMarco
The population of Japan is 98.5% Japanese. The remaining 1.8 million or so is .5% Korean, .5% Chinese and .6% Other. That 720,000 "Other" is your White, Hispanic, African and so on.
1 in 168 or so. In a full 767 Jumbo Jet would only have two people who were not Japanese. The years I was living there, I think I looked it up at being around 25000 American residents. Meaning finding an American living in Japan is 1 every 4,800. So imagine walking around Comic-con and being one of the 30 Americans in attendance. Getting an idea for how damn rare you would feel living in Japan?
So Japanese being in to black? Statistically speaking, it's a slim chance anyone they'd ever meet romantically would be black. Which would make any non-Japanese person a "catch" almost to the point of being singled out and hunted down as a status symbol.