Just Came Back From Japan
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Perfectson
Banned
Eating is supposed to be an intimate thing, only kids are supposed to eat outside and that's why you get looks for just chomping on fast food burgers while walking around.You basically watched the Japanese equivalent of daytime TV with the variety comedy and talk shows, they aped a lot of that from BBC programming and 1970's American TV when the variety show exploded. Most popular TV is just dramas and schlocky romance just like everywhere else. The acting is real bad tho
Basically it's a lot more "don't air this shyt outside" or if you do, be drunk or don't just be a couple people. Also if you didn't chop it with some salarymen at the izakaya after work let out you missed one hell of a party. Them dudes know how to fukking drink.
They are actually okay with drunks haha, seen them stumbling around all the time. Best one is the area where they all end up drunk passed out in the open on the streets
People there are so respectful to everyone
Prince.Skeletor
Don’t Be Like He-Man
Did you see processes / useful over there and be like"That makes so much sense why don't we do that back home?"
Breh that question deserves its own thread.
That would be a great thread for everyone who has travelled anywhere to participate in.
Please make thread
GnauzBookOfRhymes
Superstar
that's pretty common here too i think. i know in chicago the card for public transportation is basically a debit card.
Nah we don’t really need that shyt here like that lol. We already having all of information sold, that just makes it that much easier.
What?
.A Suica Card is not a credit card. Your "information" can't be stolen because you don't need to give any information. Anyone regardless of age can buy one. It's like a MetroCard here in NYC except Suica can be used for other things besides public transportation. Basically, it's a reloadable prepaid debit card.
I've never been to Japan but I've searched up a lot about Japan and that's how I learned about Suica cards.