Dominicans in Japan?. If there are some, i'm sure you can count them with one hand.

Yes you can... Because it seems like it is just me. But I know that in the same program I am in there are about 4 others, but I am not sure if they live in the mainland. Some live in Okinawa....
Yo vivo en Fukui, en Japon

hOLA MI NOMBRE ES VICTOR VIVO EN bONAO, rEP. DOMINICANA , ESO ESTA BIEN INTERESANTE!!
estas bien lejos de tu patria, Japon es un pais bien limpio y desarrolado, tambien de ahi vienen mis series favoritas de Anime ( slayers, Dragon ball Z & GT, Zoids, Digimon, Evangelion neon genesis ect.) , y libros de relatos

aqui encontre varias fotos de la ciudad donde vives alla en Fukui, Japon, se ve bastante bueno para vivir

Hi Lucy
I'm also intrested in getting in touch with few Dominicans living around Tokyo. Please feel free to reach me at jfsilfa@yahoo.com . I'm also from La Romana.

Hope to hearing from you and/or any other Dominican around here.
Federico

Go hang out with Dominicans in the Marine Corps stations, there has to be one or to that are decendents of Dominicans

When my brother was stationed in Okinawa, Japan I went out there to visit and for the most part the majority of Dominicans will be on the military bases all over Japan. The embassy would be a good try as well but the majority of hispanics out there are on the military bases.

He'll be here in Tokyo on Aug 11th Shinkiba Studio COAST / Also known as Ageha. I'm also thinking on going. On Aug 9th he'll be in Fukuoka Salsa Festival together with many other artists

Enjoy!

Coño, que pasó? I am very sorry to hear that, I guess it was nice while is lasted.

I own rental property and one of my tenants is Japanese. An excellent person, nice, clean responsible one of the best tenants I have ever had. Met his sister, wow really very cute. I was never attracted to Asian females, but now I could understand why.

Nevertheless, the culture is very different. Those folks are very discipline, a very rigid society, laziness is not tolerated. You can not be lax and there is no room for improvisation. Japan is definately not a very happy go lucky place. I was told that the country posts one of the highest divorce and suicide rates in the world. The people are like work machines. They work all day and just go home at night to sleep and start all over again the next day and this is not optional, it is expected from everyone. They do have week-ends off thank God. In terms of the amount of hours and dedication that is demanded, salaries are really not that high. I guess I would kill myself also if I had to work like that.

My tenant tells me that eventhough Japan is a very good modern, clean and advance country however, he believes the US is so much better.