Mehervan Sethi isn¡¯t your typical Japanese guy, nor is he your typical non-Japanese ¡ª for a start he didn¡¯t come to Japan for work or a career, or even for the experience. He¡¯s always been here.
His grandfather first immigrated from India to Japan in 1952 and found a new home in Kobe. His father was born a decade or so later, and is full of tales of what it was like growing up in Japan in the ¡®60s and ¡®70s as a Sikh Indian.
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