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Aldwinckle then joined a small Japanese trading company in Sapporo. It was this experience, he recounts, that started him down the path of the controversial activist that he would later become. "This was a watershed in my life," Arudou writes. "...and it polarized my views about how I should live it. Although working made my Japanese really good——answering phones and talking to nasty, racist, and bloody-minded construction workers from nine to six——there was hell to pay every single day." Claiming to be the object of racial harrassment, Aldwinckle eventually quit the company. In 1993, he returned to teach English conversation at a private university in Sapporo, where he still teaches today.