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post 1697735743 02-11-2024, 11:14 PM
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I want to come to japan to bang some tight little japanese sloots.
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Originally Posted By iabs
Visited for 3 weeks this past Summer.

It was on my bucket list for as long as I can remember. The customer service is unreal anywhere you go, incredibly clean and polite society. We had a blast and are planning on returning in a couple of years.
Got an itinerary you could share or PM?
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Originally Posted By N0rds
Osaka areas 2001 and really wanna go back.

Lack of crime, no risk of pickpockets and anyone taking what you left behind was very nice. Undiverse.

People were so polite. Great society. Wish we could have a society like them.
Thanks for posting! *bow*

People in Tokyo are more polite in general but colder and more distant on the inside.

People in Osaka are just the opposite, rude in general but warm and more intimate on the inside.

If you are a people person then Osaka is the city for you.

People in Tokyo versus Osaka

There are two common stereotypes associated with the people of Tokyo and Osaka.

The people of Tokyo are often believed to be quiet, shy, and always in too much of a hurry to help others.

On the contrary, people in Osaka are said to be bold, helpful, and not afraid to speak their minds.

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I want to visit Mount Haruna and go to the Initial D cafe and also see my favorite musicians Hizaki and Teru play live.
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Very expensive, no one speaks English, and Tokyo is overwhelmingly big and identical to New York in some places, in a bad way.

But overall a great interesting place to visit, the food and landscape/culture are amazing. Everyone's super polite and tries to help even though they don't speak the same language, they keep to themselves, don't bother unless bothered, etc.

The Japanese sloots I saw were handcuffed to their men, like arm in arm, 1950s housewife style. Really feminine, even some Yakuza brahs and they had the cream of the crop over there, the only tall Japanese women I saw were with the Yakuzas, who were also mogging the other Japanese men in height/looks.
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Haven't been but always wanted to. Had the opportunity to go to on a work trip to Kyoto a few years ago but stupidly decided against it.
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Originally Posted By homers54321
I went solo last year. Visited Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Hakone, andHimeji. Loved the food and people were nice. I will be going back for sure
Thanks for sharing! *bow*

My uncle and aunt, both live in Himeji.



Himeji Castle was registered on 11 December 1993 as one of the first UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Japan.



Along with Matsumoto Castle and Kumamoto Castle, Himeji Castle is considered one of Japan's three premier castles.

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Been there 5 times, 6th coming this year! Love everything about it honestly. Always an adventure, amazing food, nice/respectful people. You literally can't have a bad time when visiting Japan <3

I will say that after a few trips I finally got to visit Osaka and it's my favorite major city by far. Just has a more lowkey chill feel to it IMO
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Originally Posted By GnomeSaiyanBruh
Nope. Iโ€™ve wanted to go, but I have heard that we are not liked there.
That is not true.

Like any society, we have our share of shallow-minded people here in Japan.

But most of us like people from other countries with different cultural backgrounds.
Originally Posted By N0rds
As long as you don't act like Johhny ****li, you'll be fine so long as you are polite, and not the typical loud american there...
^^^ This.

Many Japanese who avoid contact with people from abroad are just shy and are not confident about speaking foreign languages.

So please bear with us. *bow*
Originally Posted By ExPatriot
Okinawa,Iwakuniand Fussa...

Best time of my life!
I myself haven't been to Okinawa, love to though.





^^^ Iwakuni City is right next to Hiroshima.
A peaceful town famous for cherry blossoms and a one-of-a-kind wooden arch bridge.
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My wife and I are going this August, srs.

Her boss will be there
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Originally Posted By Samraiwise
I myself haven't been to Okinawa, love to though.





^^^ Iwakuni City is right next to Hiroshima.
A peaceful town famous for cherry blossoms and a one-of-a-kind wooden arch bridge.
Okinawa is great and definitely recommend it; cycling is wonderful especially in the North which has very little traffic and some wicked hills to climb!

Three years in Yamaguchi Pref was really nice and it's close to a gem of a town in Tsuwano (Shimane). Kintaikyo and the Spring Festival is unbelievably crowded. Also have to feed the deer in Miyajima and catch the Carp play a game!

Fussa was my least favorite place to live in Japan but was only there for a year and at least it was easy to see Tokyo...

Best places that I visited were Sendai (Date Masemune) and Hokkaido!
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Originally Posted By Kormo
Nope, never will sadly. I just love my home too much to leave it. I'm sure Japan is great tho.
Dear Kormo, you must come out!

Originally Posted By LogicalLifts
Not yet! But I went to Sushi Yasuda last week, and am going to Shogun Omakase next week. I also enjoy Masa, and Sushi Ginza Onodera.

The closest I've been so far, Kaz. But if we ever go to Japan I'll let you know
Drinks on me, my friend!

Now is the chance for you to eat Sushi due to weak yen.

As for me, no more Sushi for a while...because of the inflation/the high price of fishes here in Japan caused by Red Chinese (*Not Taiwan) Illegal Fishing, the Russo-Ukrainian War, and the Weak Yen.

"Conveyor-Belt Sushi Chains Raise Prices on Weak Yen"
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...s-fish-imports

The end of an era: Sushiro to up price of 100 yen sushi due to inflation
https://japantoday.com/category/busi...e-to-inflation
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It's Great! They have Gun Control, Government HealthCare, and a TOP NOTCH Public Transport System which most people use!
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Originally Posted By Samraiwise
That is not true.

Like any society, we have our share of shallow-minded people here in Japan.

But most of us like people from other countries with different cultural backgrounds.



^^^ This.

Many Japanese who avoid contact with people from abroad are just shy and are not confident about speaking foreign languages.

So please bear with us. *bow*



I myself haven't been to Okinawa, love to though.





^^^ Iwakuni City is right next to Hiroshima.
A peaceful town famous for cherry blossoms and a one-of-a-kind wooden arch bridge.
Well thatโ€™s good to hear boyo. Always wanted
To visit the Disney Tokyo sea park out there.
Nah bro Iโ€™m sweet.
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My Uncle married a Japanese girl - they had 2 ceremonies, one in the UK and another in Japan. The Japanese one was a full on traditional version with all the changes of kimono etc - I like the respect for tradition that is part of Japanese culture and wish the west would learn from the example.

It's a bucket list destination, I want to see some of the more outlying natural areas as well as visit Hokkaido to get some fishing done.
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You know I have brother
Spent six months living there with my gf on a cultural visa, She was from Aichi, Nagoya so spent most my time there, but I also visited Osaka, Kyoto and Tokyo.
My fav things in JP are so many, but loved going to the izakayas, folk villages and traditional ryokans.(Fond memories of Takayama) Also I loved how the past meets the present, just walking down the street next to a modern skyscraper might be a centuries old temple
Things I didn't like about Japan? Breaking up with my gf lol
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I went to Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka. Day trips to Nara and Himeji. It was around 5 years ago now.

I really enjoyed it. People always talk about how technologically advance Japan is but I think that was more relevant 20 years ago. Also things like their train system always running on time is not just because of technology but also the people are very orderly. That's how I would describe both the country and people - orderly. It was probably a touch more western than I had hoped for but in retrospect to be expected and I mostly did my own thing so probably missed a bunch of stuff. A lot of the cities and smaller towns actually felt really quiet outside of business hours.

Food was elite all round, some of the best in the world. Even the western food was very good.

I would recommend it as a holiday, super easy to get around and you can see a lot in 10 days - 2 weeks. You don't need the language to get around, most hotels/hostels and a lot of restaurants will speak English - regardless you have google translate.

I still follow a couple of Japanese related podcasts so it's somewhere I still think about and follow a bit. I used to have an S14 silvia too and liked drifting so I really dun goofed but not going to see any. Never cared for anime, never understood the appeal.
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Yeah brah was good. Clean, safe, polite people. I like how they appear to have controlled immigration to reasonable levels
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Originally Posted By GuineaDago585
I wish. Of all the Asian countries, Japan interests me the most by far and would be a top 5 international bucket list destination. Iโ€™ve watched tons of YouTube travel vloggers and Japan looks like an amazing, clean, orderly, deeply rich cultured society. Mirinโ€™ hard!
As a citizen of the country, I feel a lot of pressure after reading your post.

We have good qualities and bad ones like every society.

But I can promise one thing,

drinks on me when you visit Japan.
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I want to go there to:

a) Sleep with and creampie as many gaijin hunters as possible.

b) Try Meiji Yogurt to see if it tastes like original Bulgarian yogurt as I am from there.
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Definitely on my bucket list of Asian countries to visit.

Japan
South Korea
Thailand
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I haven't been but it's definitely high on the list. I definitely want to check out Tokyo but also a small mountain village in the winter time.
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Originally Posted By alphaalbertan8
Osaka and kyoto

kyoto has tooi many annoying tourists

I will go to japan from Busan south korea with that ferry in summer.
I love Kyoto but like you have just said too many tourists both foreign and domestic.

Sorry.. .
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Originally Posted By Samraiwise
I love Kyoto but like you have just said too many tourists both foreign and domestic.

Sorry.. .
Been to Kyoto twice. Itโ€™s obviously got a ton of history, and itโ€™s beautiful, but โ€ฆ honestly โ€ฆ the temples all start to look the same. The castle in Osaka blew my mind though - as did the modern aquarium.
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Originally Posted By DolphinPilot
I haven't but I would love to go. I'd love to visit the more rural areas or the places of historical significance. Knowing me I'd get bored of the cityscape pretty quickly and would want to see some places that retain some old Japanese heritage.
This โ€ฆ love the Deep Culture there and the Women
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My second time out of the country not including Canada was in Osaka. What a culture shock that was. Japan quickly became my favorite country. Iโ€™m trying to go back again in April. One of my favorite things to do is crush a few strong zeros and just go stumble down the alleys and see what I find.
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Originally Posted By MikeLowrrrey
No, I've always wanted to go.

If I ever do, I'll make sure to PM you op. Will buy you a beer
No, I'll buy you a sake! *bow*
๐ŸŒบ Lauren Brooks Kelly (snailsrus) - Jul 25, 1991 โ€“ Jan 29, 2022
Thread: RIP Snails : https://forum.obnoxiousbrutes.com/showthread.php?t=181070293&page=100

โญ Samurai Break: 140kg(308lb) Failed Bench Press Recovery Video:
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โญ Over 35 Journals > Samurai, Without Ever Having Felt Sorry For Itself:
https://forum.obnoxiousbrutes.com/showthread.php?t=4832373&page=200
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post 1697827673 02-13-2024, 09:55 PM
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I used to be fascinated. Never been there, but I've done a lot of remote viewing.

Very empty, lonely place at its worst.

The fear of STDs is greater than Godzilla.
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post 1697832183 02-14-2024, 02:38 AM
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  1. Samraiwise
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Originally Posted By iabs
Visited for 3 weeks this past Summer.

It was on my bucket list for as long as I can remember. The customer service is unreal anywhere you go, incredibly clean and polite society. We had a blast and are planning on returning in a couple of years.
It's good to hear you enjoyed your stay here.

Where did you go?

๐ŸŒบ Lauren Brooks Kelly (snailsrus) - Jul 25, 1991 โ€“ Jan 29, 2022
Thread: RIP Snails : https://forum.obnoxiousbrutes.com/showthread.php?t=181070293&page=100

โญ Samurai Break: 140kg(308lb) Failed Bench Press Recovery Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8eIkpZ29u0
โญ Over 35 Journals > Samurai, Without Ever Having Felt Sorry For Itself:
https://forum.obnoxiousbrutes.com/showthread.php?t=4832373&page=200
๐Ÿ“Œ Please Call me Kaz, a 65-year-old ๐Ÿฅ‹ Karate Kid in Tokyo.
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