old90dayz wrote:hehe Thank god I just got into Waseda University :) I am gonna get to move back to my Japan's house now yay!
Way Cool. :D
Started by cZo · 14 Mar 2005 · 11,349 replies
old90dayz wrote:hehe Thank god I just got into Waseda University :) I am gonna get to move back to my Japan's house now yay!
KouSeiya315 wrote:I did enjoy my time there a lot. I don't want to live there permanently or anything but I'm fine with extended stays.You're right in that department. It's one thing to visit there, couple of weeks here, a couple of months there. JPNese are always quick to be friendly to tourist/visitors. A little different if one decides to live there. You will then have to compete against the locals for jobs, housing, everything. And speaking to a some of my american friends who live there, the JPN always have the upperhand if it comes down to americans vs JPNese.
KouSeiya315 wrote:...and I wanted a cheesesteak so bad I could taste it.You can take the girl outta philly, but you can't take the philly outta the girl! ;)
KouSeiya315 wrote: I feel like I got home just in time, though. Although it wasn't expected, I lost my mom a month after coming home. I can't imagine being away for such a tragedy and family emergency.My condolences. :say_sorry: hate to sound philosophical, but somethimes 'DA MAN' works in mysterious ways (by no ways do i insinuate anyhting about theology as well. I am the most agnostic person there is....). Hope you're better these days than the 'dark times'.
KouSeiya315 wrote:While I loved seeing Japan a lot, it was good to be home. It's been about 8 months since I came home. I miss it and I can't wait to go back and visit again....but it's gonna be really expensive. I do plan to visit at least several more times in my life. I never got to travel except for living in Tokyo for 3 months, so there's so much of the world I want to see :rolleyes2:Live is short, and you are right, there are SO many places out there to visit.
niko2x wrote:I am the most agnostic person there is
old90dayz wrote:hehe Thank god I just got into Waseda University :) I am gonna get to move back to my Japan's house now yay!
Nismo wrote:I go to ã’q‘åŠw, it's in the heart of Tokyo. Tokyo is THE WORST city in Japan. I'll be happy after I graduate and move to Osaka this summer - get me outta here!!if i had a choice between the 2, i'd prefer osaka as well. tokyo is just so HUGE...
Nismo wrote: I'll be happy after I graduate and move to Osaka this summer - get me outta here!!
niko2x wrote:if i had a choice between the 2, i'd prefer osaka as well. tokyo is just so HUGE...
ahochaude wrote:
Yes. Osaka is great!!!!
thetenken wrote:
Hehe, I wouldn't want to live in Osaka or Tokyo. Give me Kyoto! Nicely preserved and quiet city that evokes the feeling of a different era and strong cultural history. If I want big city, I could just jump on the train and be in Osaka in 30 min for shopping and craziness. =)
ahochaude wrote:
You sound like a real laid back person! :D
I don't know why, but I can't stay away from the (crazy) city. :rolleyes:
thetenken wrote:
There's only so much of the crazy industrial jungle you can take. In terms of living for extended periods of time, I prefer peace and quiet. =)
The natural and wondrous beauty of nature and beautiful old style buildings/monuments are all part of Kyoto's charm. Kyoto is a pretty decent sized city, but if I wanted industrial jungle I could head to Osaka at any time. I guess I am rather laid back. =)
Urluzers wrote:Osaka really is the place I'll end up staying, for various reasons...
I just like the feel, for a large city it really does have a friendly atmosphere. Also the best takoyaki around doesn't hurt ;)
Dark_Cloud wrote:those who miss jp, you guys r still lucky to have been there, i myself have seen alot of pica and watched alot of stuff about it on tv, but never been there :shakehead:well, if you (or any others) save up money and willing to give up certain things in life, one can be able to afford a ticket there. A little sacrifice, but well worth it.
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