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The reason the rate of infection is so low in Japan is because of the well-known fact that the Japanese are less likely to mix with foreigners who carry the infection from countries with more severe infection rates. Blacks also carry a disproportionate amount of aids infections world-wide, and the Japanese are even more wary of blacks than any other type of foreigner. Unless someone can refute this, I will add this important tidbit to the article.