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Minachan
8 apr 2016

  • Giapponese
  • Inglese (Stati Uniti)
  • Cinese tradizionale (Hong Kong)
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What do you think about Japan?

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shadowshearth
8 apr 2016

  • Inglese (Stati Uniti)

I have been studying Japan for a long time now, I really like the cultural history and the significance that it has on every day life. I'm still learning the language, but I appreciate it. I'm also a fan of the food culture and would really like to come visit someday.

Minachan
8 apr 2016

  • Giapponese
Glad to hear that! 😆
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thefredster
8 apr 2016

  • Inglese (Stati Uniti)
  • Persiano

I live in a small town in Hokkaidō and I love the people, the culture and the food. Of course I was fond of Japan to begin with, that's why I came here! :)

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sara012496
8 apr 2016

  • Inglese (Stati Uniti)

i would love to visit japan
so I'm learning japanese now

thefredster
8 apr 2016

  • Inglese (Stati Uniti)
  • Persiano

Ah! I forgot to mention: and of course the natural beauty of the country. Every season has a special charm. Even the harsh winters are breathtakingly beautiful.

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shadowshearth
8 apr 2016

  • Inglese (Stati Uniti)

@thefredster We meet again! And it all sounds so lovely... You make me long to explore the country. I've heard so many things about the people and the seasonal culture. They've really stood by the farming traditions and celebrating each season so fully. I really appreciate that about them. Honestly, if I could move anywhere in the world, it would be Japan.

joelrami55
8 apr 2016

  • Inglese (Stati Uniti)
  • Spagnolo (Messico)

If I could choose to leave the U.S. and move to Japan, I would totally do it. If I knew how to speak Japanese fluently.

thefredster
8 apr 2016

  • Inglese (Stati Uniti)
  • Persiano

@shadowshearth: Hey it's good to see you again! :D
Yeah it really is a beautiful country. As for the farming traditions you mention, I can't speak for the big cities (I only spent two days in Tokyo and it was nuts... Like NYC-times-ten kinda crazy!!) but living here in Hokkaidō you definitely get more of that aspect of the culture.
I'm yet to travel more within Japan. I hear Kyōtō is on a whole different level of beautiful. Gotta save up for it!

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thefredster
8 apr 2016

  • Inglese (Stati Uniti)
  • Persiano

@shadowshearth: Disclaimers: Needless to say culture shock IS a real thing though. I mean it's not all peaches and roses unless you only go for a temporary visit! Also by no means am I saying Japan is the only or the most beautiful country! I think it's certainly a very unique place and that it has a lot to teach me still. (I've been here for 9 months now).
Hope you get to Japan one day! Soon! :)

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shadowshearth
8 apr 2016

  • Inglese (Stati Uniti)

@thefredster Oh, don't I know it. Money makes the world go round. I really wanted to live further into the country, if I ever did move to Japan, I'm not sure if Tsukuba is still the way I have read about in the past, but I was interested in living on the outskirts. I can only imagine what the culture shock would be like for that... I'd planned to visit a few times first before I ever decided. Thank you!! Maybe I'll make it there someday!

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