Gaijin (外人 - gaijin) literally means "outside person", ie one that is not native, it is not the place. This term is given by the Japanese foreigners: Gaijin has a connotation a bit 'harder and sometimes covertly racist [citation needed], as opposed to the more neutral term and official gaikokujin (外国人 - gaikokujin), which means precisely "foreign person ".
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It took me a while 'to find the time to write something about Tokyo. I returned from a week and I am still reworking the impressions of this city.
So I decided that in addition to writing the shit that I do in radio, each so also will post impressions of the trip that I made this summer.
It also put the photos.
AH before someone ask me, yes, I liked Tokyo, though ...
