San Diego
Yep, it's the abbreviated term for gaikokujin. I lived in Japan on and off for about 6 years. And although you can integrate and even speak the language, you'll always be a gaijin 
maybe this is old news...but i just caught on
this is what i love about america...free enterprise and entrepreneurs creating alternatives to the "system" or monopolies:
http://gameclubvideos.blogspot.com/2007/08/how-to-hack-your-own-cell-phone-save.html
thank you ( literal translation from japanese to english ) "foreigner64", i had family a few months ago who live overseas visiting that i WISH i had stumbled across this earlier BTW -
this gaijin is a big admirer of japanese culture!!!
Yep, it's the abbreviated term for gaikokujin. I lived in Japan on and off for about 6 years. And although you can integrate and even speak the language, you'll always be a gaijin