I don’t think it is especially. I’m English, but I understand French and Japanese culture and can empathise with them better than that of English culture (Yes, even the nasty bits!!)

The answer is no im vietnamese american.

I guess it’s not hypocritical. When you say you prefer Japanese culture, do you mean Japanese culture TODAY, or Japanese culture five centuries ago? The reason I ask, I find ancient Japanese culture fascinating, especially the samuria. I just can’t seem to get enough of the ancient culture and architecture.
I wouldn’t want to live in Japan today, it’s overcrowded and seems odd to me.

The us for 20 years have surrendered practically everything peruvian about me and became totally american.
For 20 years have surrendered practically everything peruvian about me and lived in america you wish was born in america and became totally american.
The us for 20 years have surrendered practically everything peruvian about me and lived in the us for 20 years have.

No, you’re just a Nipponophile.

It would only be hypocritical if you criticised other Nipponophiles

How can it be hypocritical? This is a preference, your preference. You can prefer what ever culture you like.

For judging japanese culture.

No it’s not. Japanese culture should be experienced by everyone at some point in their life.

The answer is no learning different culture in addition to enrich your american identity of not.