Yes. Pretty much what I was thinking. Their working standards are insane. But just the way the country moves so smoothly hurt made me fall in love with it instantly. And yes I love that they have beer in their vending machines ��Originally Posted by Anteiku
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Yes!! The vending machine culture is so convenient and food is high quality but cheap 90% of the time. I actually planned to go America last year but ended up going to Japan for a third round. Just couldn't stay awayOnly downside is rush hour travel especially in the big cities like Tokyo. Almost impossible to get breathing space
yeah I understand why you went back, I am going back for sure, but I also want to go to the states. So many choices. Yes travel hour was the worst, although one of my best memories involved traveling. After 1 and a half week I thought I had the travel system down because I hadn't made a single error. But we went to Kyoto and managed to take a train in the wrong direction. Awesome 1 hour walk back to the hotel though. Saw so much interesting things. Bah now I want to go back xD.Yes!! The vending machine culture is so convenient and food is high quality but cheap 90% of the time. I actually planned to go America last year but ended up going to Japan for a third round. Just couldn't stay away
Are you planing of doing a 4th trip? I am for sure doing that, whether before or after the states, I will go back xD
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Probably not a 4th trip so soon but I'm down to do that America trip that never happened or Europe would also be nice but just expensive
New Zealand. You never here about shit going on in NZ....
Either a rural/pretty area or sorta busy city in Japan. I don't know but I've always loved it because I had a heavy upbringing of pokemon and anime that it led me down to loving japan alot!! I especially love the red gate, cherry blossoms, certain temples where you write down stuff and make a prayer, of course the pokemon center, and nintendo shop, big ramen noodle fan so a ideal tonkotsu ramen shop would be awesome, ive seen cute little kawaii and fun stores in japan on youtube, i just think i would love everything except japan being so compacted lol I know very little language though, I took a japan language class in college but only for half a semester because i had to drop it due to being in too many hard classes at once, it was like a extra class to take. I always wanted to be one of those people that studied abroad to japan or something in college but never got the chance. I am also thinking about hosting a japanese teen over the summer either this yr or next yr and you just host them for a summer and show them your town, my friend knows someone that does this in the area, it would be so awesome to learn more about the culture, i am always watching youtube videos about it!!
I haven't traveled too far outside the US, but a few years ago I made it to Vancouver, BC (Canada) and I absolutely fell in love. The city, the people, the weather, the fact that it's no time at all until you're driving out of the hustle and bustle and you're surrounded by nothing but trees hundreds of feet tall and some of the most beautiful scenery I've ever seen in my life...ugh. I would love to live there, the PNW is all I've heard it is <3
Europe.. loved how cheap it was to get around and the food tastes so much better than here in america
I've lived in 8 different countries. Born UK, lived in US most of my life, with stretches in South Africa, Ukraine, Hungary, Canada, Chile, and Mexico. By far my favorite to live in, day to day, was Canada. Specifically, Toronto. All the excitement and art and restaurants and culture of NYC, about half the chance of being mugged on any given Saturday night ��
I wish I could move to Canada or Japan!!
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