🗻 Have you ever been to Japan? 🌸

[Samraiwise]

Share your experiences here.

Both things you like and things you don't like.

For those who haven't, tell me what you want to see or do if/when you visit here.

[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.

[homers54321]

I went solo last year. Visited Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Hakone, and Himeji. Loved the food and people were nice. I will be going back for sure

[GnomeSaiyanBruh]

Nope. I’ve wanted to go, but I have heard that we are not liked there.

[ExPatriot]

Okinawa, Iwakuni and Fussa...

Best time of my life!

[N0rds]

Nope. I’ve wanted to go, but I have heard that we are not liked there.

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...

[Kormo]

Nope, never will sadly. I just love my home too much to leave it. I'm sure Japan is great tho.

[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

[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. I’ve watched tons of YouTube travel vloggers and Japan looks like an amazing, clean, orderly, deeply rich cultured society. Mirin’ hard!

[homers54321]

Nope, never will sadly. I just love my home too much to leave it. I'm sure Japan is great tho.

Don't you live in the bronx? Talk about a chithole and complete opposite of Japan

[Kormo]

Don't you live in the bronx? Talk about a chithole and complete opposite of Japan

That's kinda like your opinion bro. Considering you've probably never lived in the Bronx or Japan, don't think that opinion holds weight.

[alphaalbertan8]

Osaka and kyoto

kyoto has tooi many annoying tourists

I will go to japan from Busan south korea with that ferry in summer.

[Bodhy]

Yep, came through last year on my way to Europe. Flew in on All Nippon Airways because my Qantas flight got cancelled.

I had a 6 hour layover at Haneda airport, was at the airport for most of the time, but hopped on a bus which went around the different terminals so I actually went outside and touched Japanese grass.


My first thought was that it's a very advanced and beautiful country. Everything was so efficient and the people so polite. All the toilets there had these advanced bidets with different settings and angles. Man, the Japanese sure know how to take a chit!


I was looking out at Tokyo from the windows and I couldn't believe how huge it was. The biggest city I've ever seen with my own two eyes. Next time I come back I'm gonna actually go out and explore the country.

[homers54321]

That's kinda like your opinion bro. Considering you've probably never lived in the Bronx or Japan, don't think that opinion holds weight.

Worked in the BX. Confirmed chithole

[Kormo]

Worked in the BX. Confirmed chithole

Well, I don't really stay outside that often, so it don't matter really. I'm well respected here, and really it's what is inside that counts. You can put me anywhere on the globe. I'm gonna be an indoor person regardless

[GnomeSaiyanBruh]

Man, the Japanese sure know how to take a chit!

It’s always chit with you, isn’t it.

[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

[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.

[bezarker]

Not yet but will in the near future.

[thursdayParty1]

Yup, been all over japan. Osaka was my favorite. Love the whole vibe. Though I found south korea had a much better nightlife

[Destor]

Haven’t been but would love to go, I don’t know where to though exactly and would only research it before actually planning to go

[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.

[Bodhy]

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.

Dude, Tokyo is the biggest city I've ever seen in my life. Compare it to our biggest city which is Sydney, which is a pretty damn big city. You could fit 5 Sydney's into Tokyo's CBD. I very much doubt you could get bored of Tokyo, even if you made it a full time mission to see everything in it.


And that's to say nothing of Osaka, Hokkaido and everywhere else. The landscape and countryside is beautiful, of course. When I return I would want to visit Samurai-esque things and ninja-esque things, like museums and heritage sites and stuff.


And definitely want to visit that mysterious Aeikogara forest, AKA the Sea of Trees. That place intrigues the fuk out of me.

[BlackJack619]

I was apart of operation tomodachi in 2011.

[Dontoewsmebro]

My cousin is married to a Japanese dude. He's awesome super chill guy don't think I've ever seen him mad. Like others have said ITT seems like Japanese people are really polite, and respectful.

Will def make it to Japan in the future. Also, love the movie Lost in Translation always makes me want to go to Japan ASAP, and also this vid is hilarious..

[MajorTendonitis]

If I had the money Japan is the first place to visit on my bucket list . From what I’ve seen the cities at night are beautiful,and I’d love to be there someday to take pictures.
It’s nice knowing Japan is probably the safest place at the moment due to no diversity.
Japanese is the super race imo . Not to mention the only country that can make a decent dirt bike

[homers54321]

If I had the money Japan is the first place to visit on my bucket list . From what I’ve seen the cities at night are beautiful,and I’d love to be there someday to take pictures.
It’s nice knowing Japan is probably the safest place at the moment due to no diversity.
Japanese is the super race imo . Not to mention the only country that can make a decent dirt bike

yen is really weak right now. i found hotels for under $50 USD a night fees included. Flight was expensive as fuk. Meals range anywhere from a few bucks (7-11, lawson) to $15-20 for popular restaurants (no tip necessary.) sushi was bomb

[401Delta]

Yes, and I never showered the entire time I was there.

True story.

Barely slept, either.

[MeSoHawny]

Been many times. Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, Kobe and Kyoto. Kyoto is one of my favourite cities in the world, and I have travelled a lot over the years for work and fun.

I cant get enough of the place. Its like being on a different planet, but there is just endless things to do and see there. Nightlife is also amazing, but so is the countryside. The food is also next level, very few places can compare to Japan.

That aside, the people are amazing. Asians in general tend to be great people (I exclude the Koreans and mainland Chinese) but the Japanese are some of the nicest people you will meet anywhere. Cant say enough good things about them. That aside, I find doing business with them very difficult as the cultural differences are immense at times.

[jizzfarmer]

It’s literally my dream to move there permanently but I’m a currycel so it wouldn’t be worth it unless I have ridiculously mogger level of wealth.