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Simple Gaijin is a term that is used to refer to foreign people who have a limited understanding of Japanese culture and customs. The term "gaijin" is a Japanese word that means "foreigner" or "outsider," and "simple" is used to indicate a lack of complexity or sophistication.
The term "Simple Gaijin" is can be used in a derogatory or condescending way to describe foreign people who are seen as naive or ignorant about Japan. It can be used to refer to tourists who visit Japan without making an effort to learn about the culture or customs, or to expats who live in Japan but do not make an effort to integrate into Japanese society.
Some people consider the term "Simple Gaijin" to be offensive, as it can imply that foreign people are not capable of understanding or appreciating Japanese culture.
However, others may use the term in a more lighthearted or humorous way, without intending to offend anyone. And Simple Gaijin is committed to help all Gaijin, simpletons or not, to help lift the veil of mystery of the Japanese language in a fun, lighthearted manner.
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