Disadvantages of Japanese immigrants

I live in Japan now, if it's safe, it's still Japan. I can speak with facts. First of all, the crime rate in Japan is lower than that in China. For example, Japanese people don't live in houses with security doors like those in security window. Because few thieves come into people's homes to steal things. I have been in Japan for many years, and my wallet has never been stolen. Men's wallets are all in the back pocket, and I seldom hear of them being stolen. Second, there is no abduction of children, and children can play freely outside. Some pupils go home by bus from school. There is no habit of parents picking up and dropping off. Third, there are not as many traffic accidents as in China, and drivers have a high sense of safety. In Japan, people drive, unlike in China, where drivers are on the rampage, so there are many traffic accidents. The Japanese always look at the traffic lights when crossing the road, and never cross the road like China. The most reassuring thing is the safety of food. There are no fake cigarettes, fake wine, fake drugs, and no deceptive ingredients. Let the people eat at ease.

But what makes people feel unsafe in Japan is that Japan is a country with frequent earthquakes. An earthquake may happen at any time. But no one can avoid natural and man-made disasters. So it's much safer than Japan, so many Chinese don't want to go back when they come to Japan. I feel that living in Japan is very safe and I can live a carefree life.