But if you work for an LNG supplier, put your saving in the traditional bank only, and have a few cash-flows decent rental while driving an electric Japanese car without having any student loan debt -- you should be just fine LOL.

Especially Japanese investors.A. 

Thumbs up for Japanese Beer.I think you've had more than one beer.

Instead we chose the Japanese model of quantitative easing.

One was in Garbage,, one in court reporting.. .one took a company public.. the other Japanese development family big interests in hawaii ( so that is real estate)....

Many people will tell you go for a Japanese model car because they are more reliable, and they are right, most are.

We have some of the most authentic Asian food around -- Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Filipino... 

If you are available I would really appreciate the facetime or meetup.As for the question earlier about japanese houses, they usually are not built to last very long due to the earthquakes and weather here.

I would buy a used Japanese/Korean car/SUV that can hold up to the weather for cash or as close to it as possible.

The demand for Japanese treasuries seems to prove your point.