Will the origin of anecdote in paper violate double-blind policy? A paper I am writing utilizes a short story from Japan to make a point. In the paper, I have written the punch-line in Japanese, with a translation added. 

I am not from Japan, but would such an inclusion be considered a violation of double-blind policy ? I am okay with removing the Japanese text, but the story itself needs to stay.
Double-blind reviewing is about trying to make you non-identifiable.  The only way I can see this violating a double-blind policy is if you are well known by your scientific community as the only one who would both write on your topic and know Japanese.  That seems like a stretch.