That would have been tolerable for me, but considering I have been experiencing difference in overall sociological expectations by just visiting there, I don't know if I would have been truly happy if I were in that situation. I wasn't exactly "fit to their spec" back when I was living in Japan at young age, either.
And that somewhat aligns with my experience; perhaps the way personal relationships work probably more about where the company is located rather than who owns it.
For what it worth, I work for a wholly owned subsidiary of Japanese company in the States and I'm doing very well :-)
Too bad I don't have perks of using foreignness there...
[0]: https://hideki.hclippr.com/2011/06/02/social-expectations-in...