Blood Type Myth in Japan

Being a Japanese myself, I often don't feel comfortable answering some questions, like my blood type. They gather certain critical pieces of info to position themselves before breaking the ice. I talk to my own people without providing the info, and I still dig up to get that info from me, the info that shouldn't determine who the person is. Lots of the Japanese don't want to be judged or categorized in certain groups, but I've seen so many Japanese folks categorizing others, and refusing to be categorized.

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• blood
• types
• Japanese
• stereotypes
• Japan
• culture
• 血液型
• 日本
• 日本人

[edi1088]

what 'blood type' does the Japanese people think is the best then?

[TheVirpa]

please come to the point some time and stop makig axcuses for youself.....its tiering

[lorndarken]

the only point to blood type is soley based on donation and nothing more imo ,. traits placed on a person because of dna is never true and is really really stupid

[DieSushiBitch]

I think its a common thing for native japanese to say someone is not as japanese (anymore), or even 'foreign'. I have seen it with idols who try to look western, Japanese that left the country, mixed japanese. I also assume, someone not living between two worlds can not really relate.

[jondstewart]

Probably that you're aloof and/or emotionally unbalanced

[libed91]

thanks :)

[3Rules4Europe]

Japanese say about AB that he is either a fool or a genius. AB are very special people, a bit like B (myself!...). You don't go unnoticed, either people love you or hate you. From Leone Bourdel's perspective you are HMR, showing the three psychobiologic tendencies (harmonic, melodic, and rythmic) without anyone of them prevailing. You are attracted by everything, action, creation, relation. It could be an asset, if you structure all this and make it work in your interest...

[libed91]

jewish is your fat american ass

[libed91]

I have AB blood type, what would Japanese people say about me?

[ClaudiaHeidi]

Don't worry, it happens everywhere. Once you emigrate from somewhere you never be the same. It happen to me. When I went visiting my place, I couldn't believe 'this are my people'...I loive in the USA, but come from Europe.