SUWANOSEJIMA🇯🇵 Ira | Island Manga Artist 🇸🇬
🌏 Traits: ADHD / ASD, IQ 115, BMI 17.7
✒️ International Island Manga: MAHARAJIMA (まはらじま)
🇸🇬 Life Abroad: Attained Singapore PR as a "Singapore NEET"
🇹🇼 First Japanese national to successfully explore all inhabited islands in Taiwan (2025)
⛴️ Explored 500+ islands in just under 3 years
🌏 World Record Holder for the fastest completion
💰Dual pricing is the norm overseas.💰
In Japan, Junglia Okinawa applies this policy. However, nationality is the primary criterion there.
In the case of Aeon’s discount store, it’s based on language, not nationality.
In countries like Singapore and Malaysia, where there are many ethnic groups, dual pricing is based on language rather than nationality.
I support dual pricing.
The same applies below. When living abroad, not speaking the local standard language puts you at a disadvantage in terms of living expenses.
🥮This Aeon case🥮
Aeon members receive a 10% discount.
This applies to all customers.
I only received this information in English, but my Singaporean family members received separate instructions in Chinese (Hokkien).
I’ll secretly give you 25% off.
Even when living in Singapore, Hokkien speakers hold a strong position.
It’s not Mandarin, it’s Fujianese. In my daily life, I never hear about discounts in Mandarin.
KODAKARAJIMAIf you’re going to learn a language, Hokkien is more useful in Southeast Asia because it’s also used in business!
The Chinese dialect spoken around Malaysia and Singapore tends to be Hokkien.
Since tracing our ancestors leads back to the same region, perhaps that’s why we share such a bond.
My Singaporean relatives are native Hokkien speakers. Some have near-zero Mandarin skills, while others are native-level speakers. Singapore is a place where language skills vary widely even within the same family.
SG-manFamilies with multiple nationalities can leverage their advantages better than families with just one nationality, right?
TOKYO-TOSHIMASetting aside permanent residency, not naturalizing to another nationality also poses future risks for the country.
Many people have switched from Hong Kong, Malaysian, or Chinese nationality to Singaporean nationality.
This is because the benefits are significant.
Japan also has relatively few legal restrictions like “only Japanese nationals are allowed,” so switching from Japanese nationality to another nationality currently carries few disadvantages.
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