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in japan where there are particular in moments that you remember and how were you treated perhaps nitze you can start. well i grew up in the united states i will have a very different experience from someone who grew up in japan and especially someone who you know maybe speaks only japanese in maybe no other other language so i have a very particular experience when i go back home to okinawa which is also a very particular place in. it's my relationship to this term even hop through or to other mixed race people is very different i think for other people who are in mainland japan. you know i think for for people who are mixed for people who are have the knowledge and have black in particular we have a. it's a complicated at the very complicated story i think for people of my generation and maybe a little bit older we are not totally seen as part of being you know part of really being integrated in the in the nation in into that space and it's there are a lot of painful stories that many of us have shared with each other are sometimes they're very beautiful stories it really depends on i