Did you have Japanese day in Year 7?

No. But when I was in sixth form everything Asian was banned after a guy killed a bunch of people at a college in America. The media decided to tell the world he was obsessed with Korean horror movies. It was absolutely insane how my school reacted. I was very badly bullied and now they thought I was going to hurt them (I never would). I was told by my teachers I needed to quit my karate class, because it was threatening the other students, stop watching Asian stuff in my free time and be normal. My peers treated me even worse. One girl started screaming at me down a corridor for standing near her, we were waiting for our next class and the door was locked. I wasn't paying any attention to who was around me and had absolutely no idea she was there until she started screaming... I had an innocent Death Note live action wallpaper on my personal laptop and I was told it was inappropriate. Didn't have the name of the movie on it, no one knew what it was. I argued it was Japanese, not Korean. I was told it was Asian and to get rid of it. So I changed my wallpaper to the Wild Seven from Battle Royale 2 in protest. My teacher took one look at it, realised he was going to lose that fight and gave up. As you can tell I was from a very white area, there was one east Asian kid in my sixth form and two others in the entire rest of the school. Probably only ten or so none white kids in the entire school of 1000+ kids. I think the worst part about the whole thing was if anyone in my school actually got to know me, they would have known I would have never hurt them. I don't want to hurt anyone, it's not fun being forced to hurt another person. I only ever fought back in school if I really had to. They hurt me far more than I hurt anyone else. Yes, I was into those weird horror movies, the original Oldboy is a movie I watched once and never wanted to see again. I prefer my horror to be more paranormal, ghosts, demons, not human. This was very human and gross. Battle Royale is an exception!