What's the thing you like most about Japan?
 

Any cool things to do once there?

The amazing tits and affinity towards the white man.

Also, their waterstones.

Cherry blossoms(Sakura), Sushi, crazy clubs(well everything is a bit crazy), amazing country for a road trip.

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Mainly their culture, which i adopted on personal level. For example, they have habit to carry garbage to home if there is no available trash can , i have same habit. Tho in Europe trash cans are on every corner so it's been a while since such case occurred.

As opposed to doing what?

In rest of the world people just throw garbage to whatever they like. You know like driving car, throwing beer cans and smoke buns outside.

these are fantastic!

and there are many more, just follow the recommendations :winkwink:

Doesn't everyone do this?

Most of people are careless and just throw garbage anywhere.

When I had a chance to visit Japan I had to get on a giant escalator leading somewhere out of the airport. I was completely lost.

I noticed that everyone standing on the escalator remained on the right. This was to allow those that walked up the escalator to have an open lane. That was impressive.

Then when I finally got a change to walk around the city I noticed huge crowds of people at street crossings. They would wait until the light signaled that they could cross.

Next I noticed that store owners would actually sweep and scrub the sidewalk outside their shop. Like on their knees with soap and scrubbing the entrance to keep everything orderly and clean.

The people were incredibly respectful and orderly. And they seemed proud of their country and it showed in how they kept everything clean and well presented.

My experience may differ from others, but I was impressed.

Small dicks are fine in Japan . . .

I was there with my wife and son, we arrived, walked through customs and in front of us is a screaming pack of Japanese School girls who run towards us... straight to my step son, spent the rest of the holiday with the three of us and the sons fan club. They were just some girls he played online games with their friends and their friends heheh.

The kooky culture that is Japan is everywhere, just immerse yourself in it and enjoy!

Yeah... really cool to see how the nuclear waste still leaks into the ocean. Very very cool to see. Go check it out....



Lets nuke the fucking place and get it over with....

I love Japanese girls, I even married one ... :thumbsup

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a friend of mine lived there 2 years. he said it is amazing how clean and well-functioning the country is.

on the flipside he mentioned that the biggest turn-offs are blatant mimicry of western pop culture, thinly veiled racism and the fact that nobody speaks english, not a word. but he said over-all it was a great experience.

go to a public laundry, they have trash bins :winkwink:

I like bento boxes.
Some of the women in kimono are very sexy :bowdown

Are there any escort services or brothels? :winkwink:

Big tits small waist.
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Friend of mine lived there for a while, even speaks decent Japanese, but the racism is something he also got to experience on a daily basis.

Every time I go to Japan I come back with a new vintage synthesizer and a case full of eurorack modules :Oh crap

The music stores are amazing.

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may be japanese puzzles.

the high quality and efficiency of basically EVERYTHING.

*Even at convenience stores, you will get great and friendly service.
*Little fear of being ripped off. Prices are clearly shown and that's that.
*Best Japanese food in the world (of course), but second best of all other countries as well (ie, best French food = France, second best = Tokyo, best Italian = Italy, second best = Tokyo)
*Extremely safe country. Yes, murders and violent acts happen, but much rarer than elsewhere all things considered.

Look Chang.. sorry man.. no more weddings in your town

I spent a month there (in Tokyo) and I hardly saw any police. Very clean, very safe and everyone was super friendly and polite. I loved it. I will be back with my children one day.

Love the food (sushi ofc), the girls, the culture overall i pretty neat. Lucky to spend lots time there since just 4hr flight from Manila :thumbsup

rent a motorcycle and go touring...

Yeah but only 10% of them will take you if you're a gaijin (non-japanese) and none of the good ones, especially if you don't speak Japanese.

This.

The real thing to do is not go there and troll for pussy 24/7, go to Edo World, go to Kyoto, go see the Tōkaidō road where the Daimyo trains used to pass every year. They still have tea shops there from the 1700s.

Sushi. Not everyday, but from time to time.

Fugu fish do not eat in Japan!

The intestines, ovaries and liver of fugu (or blowfish) contain a poison called tetrodotoxin, which is 1,200 times deadlier than cyanide.

Fugu fush Japan

Served in paper-thin slices by expert chefs, fugu combines luxury with a high-stakes gamble. The intestines, ovaries and liver of fugu (or blowfish) contain a poison called tetrodotoxin, which is 1,200 times deadlier than cyanide. The toxin is so potent that a lethal dose is smaller than the head of a pin, and a single fish has enough poison to kill 30 people. Because of the high risk, chefs must undergo two to three years of training to obtain a fugu-preparing license, and such expertise raises the price of a fugu dish to up to $200. But this hasn't stopped the Japanese — about 40 kinds of fugu are caught in Japan, and people consume 10,000 tons of the fish every year.

pixelated dicks.
if the dick doesnt look like mine i cant get into it...lol
have to think i have a shot at doing that

Yep, I know that and never ate it.

yes. it is very scary. that's why fugu chefs are training for decades and AFTER THAT get a certificate when they legit know what they're doing. top fugu chefs even leave in just a tiny amount of poison that makes you go a little bit tingling for a second (but otherwise harmless)

nothing...

Try a traditional Onsen or hot spring. You can get out of the city pretty quickly on the train. Head for Hakone or somewhere similar, there are lots there with views of Mount Fuji in the distance

who cares about training for decades, why eat that shit.

some people like fish, some don't. (me neither)
some people go for exotic/rare food, some don't.