If you could move to any country, where would you move?

[Koto]

Having lived in Japan, I can say that I would happily live there again in a heartbeat. In the countryside, but close enough to a train line to have access to a bigger city. Or just in the city in Kyoto, because that was my hometown when I lived there and my love for it knows no bounds.

OR

Honestly I'd love to own some land in Ireland and build a cozy generously sized cottage surrounded by lush scenery and cattle.

^ THIS. Ireland is amazing and just endless opportunities to be cozy and in nature and hang out with sheep.

[Kaine]

Buying a small Chateau in France, probably south of France, is a dream goal (inspired by the movie 'A good year').

[firelow]

Definitely basically any country in Europe. You can drive to other countries to go to dinner, and you don't even have to have a visa because it's all from the EU.

But I'd settle for Canada. Nice, cold, boring Canada is the dream country for me because I love the idea of working as a barista in a cold climate, and love the idea of snow, and big fluffy dogs that don't overheat in Brazil's summer (:

[skw45610]

New Zealand > Singapore. Singapore for the rich, but not if you value fundamental human rights, accountability etc.

[Yeri]

The US, South Korea or France. Honestly I wish it was easy to up and move anywhere, I'd have done it years ago.

[arteater]

I live in the US and I daydream about moving to Canada, Scotland, or any of the Scandinavian countries. I like cold weather and social democracy.

[Dot]

I'm no weeaboo, but I really enjoyed Japan. But from what I've read, actually living there can be quite awful.

[Erik.]

If I had a shitload of money to go with me probably USA, Maine or Massachusetts. Less money, Finland.

[Dot]

If I had a shitload of money to go with me probably USA, Maine or Massachusetts. Less money, Finland.

Oooh yes, Maine and Massachusetts are lovely. I'd love a little cottage on Cape Cod.

[Dasvidaniya]

I think I'd love to move to the Netherlands or Sweden, though I'm at war with myself when I say that because I hate cold climates lol. They seem like really relaxed places to live though & have alot in place in their government to actually take care of their people (like unified healthcare & programs for new mothers, humanitarian shit like that). Plus, the countries are just downright beautiful.