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What If There’s 55% Of Americans Are Japanese-Americans In USA?

Okay, you woke up this morning, and you are about to work at your usual job.

You grabbed your lunch that is usually your sushi dinner from last night (with udon).

You head out of your apartment.

You reach the 1st floor.

You head out the door to catch the bus.

As you take a bus, you can see more people who are Japanese-Americans.

You greet them.

They greet you back.

You just do your normal routine before you start working at your place of employment.

You arrived at your place of employment.

You can see your old friends who are just working like usual.

You start working, and you discovered your friends are discussing about interacting with Japanese-Americans who are rising by 55%.

You study how people behave, and you discovered these people are still product,–despite old age.

You looked around a bit… as you ask for an administrator to update software on your work computer.

Your administrator is a new Japanese-American employee.

She updates software on your work computer.

Almost 22% of these employees are Japanese-American!

You just figured out why there’s a population boom of Japanese-Americans who rised by 55%… and you are just figuring out how you can adapt to a change to our culture.

Jobs are generated.

Economy grows.

Gun-free culture strengthens.

Coding jobs begin to appear, for this instance; coding games for newer consoles, or PCs.

Former vacant stores and properties begin to experience new owners… reducing blights by 99.9%!

Technical jobs begin to appear.

Each day; you discovered USA is teaming with Japanese-Americans, almost like you’re in your dream.

That’s when a majority of these citizens has caused USA to change forever.

Japanese culture continues to influence Americans as Americans head to Japan to give back to Japan,–after they’ve learned Japanese.

Tall buildings begin to appear in Kansas.

Trains begin to experience a boom of revenue.

Roads go empty of automobiles as people take trains each day.

Technology goes advanced.

Costs go down.

Former shops begin to get new lease of life.

The good thing: USA will be more diversed than it used to be since years ago.!

If the trend of Japanese-American population continues each day; how many Japanese-Americans will be living in the USA? Well, that will be a major change to our free country overtime. Typically, Japanese culture is fun to study.

If you take NYC, and you added Japanese-Americans, they will take more trains, and that will enable trains to gain more revenue, and generate jobs. It takes effort for Japanese Americans to buy up former streetcar routes and restore them.

If trains are taken by Japanese-Americans each day, and roads begin to go empty… that will be a change to a way how we travel.

Making friends with Japanese-Americans can take some time, and you may need to get used to them.

Unfortunately, USA is infested with gun violence, corruption, and even crime rates that are questionable. However; people who don’t want to work are often end up without money to spend.

If Japanese-Americans are hired as additional employees for various sectors like finance, tech, retail, and even educational sectors, that will help reduce the burden of finding other employees. We do run out of American employees overtime!

Within these years… you have people with a mix of race, and other factors. However; it takes more effort to prevent hate crimes from erupting.

What I believe; having people working,–despite international citizens is key to keep jobs active.

If you ran out of American employees, you may need to be comfortable with other types of people from around the world.

In the future; USA and Japan will ve diverse, follow by Thailand, UK, Canada, Mexico, and South Africa.

By Aaron Johnson

Aaron Johnson is the founder of Fairies Dreams & Fantasy, and he's an independent author/musician who is blind. He started Fairies Dreams & Fantasy as his new site. You can follow him on BandCamp His nicname is Fairy-Rider because he rides a fairy in his imagination. He's also a vegetarian, and online activist who want to make our internet, and our creative world a better place to be.
Born and grew up in New York City. He went to school there,. He lives in a big family.
Before he started his new Website; he started writing books to keep his imagination going. First, he relied on using paper and the brailler to write books,--before he has a new computer to work with his projects. He wanted to believe in fairies because he believes that's an alternative to Christianity. He started believing in fairies in 2005,--after he lost vision due to defective surgery, and his mother was so angry at his surgent who maybe don't have any experience or something. Invisible fairies has helped him out cope with his difficult life.
During the time while he's believing in fairies; he went to Kansas State School For the Blind, and he started reading braille as he learned something new. He has to watch some movies what he remember watching since he's a little boy.
From 2005 to 2006; he started running track, and continued his writing project, and he can draw good pictures. He has to drink some tea, interact with other student without any violence, and create something new.
He has interest of riding a carousel, going to a fair, and read books with fairies inside.
Currently; he lives in an apartment solo. But he do have some friends! However, he has to deal with all of the issues what he encountered; he has to varify if his parents were paying his bills.
His projects has been limited to his offline creation because, due to his mother's gambling, and economic abuse what she left behind, he has to get some problems in his family resolved. His trusted ally has helped him get out of his mother's mess.
After he barely recovered from economic abuse; he launched his new blog on a new self-hosted site, Fairies Dreams & Fantasy.

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