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Aichi is an all right place, though I actually lied about it being the best Japan has to offer. What can I say right? Nagoya is a large city with a lot to do, but I'm actually living a little bit away from Nagoya.
I studied Japanese for 4 years at my university in the U.S. I graduated in June of '05, then came out here. My Japanese is pretty sound, I think. I have a J girlfriend so that helps.
I would recommend studying Chinese if you are interested in business opportunities. For pure enjoyment, however, Japanese is certainly interesting and a challenge (takes a lot of work). Also, there are far fewer speakers of Japanese in the U.S. than speakers of Chinese, so that is something to consider. Let me know if you have any other questions, because I have plenty of experience with life in Japan.
Hotbox4Life Reviewed by Hotbox4Life on . the best japan has to offer Been living in central Japan for almost a year now. Unfortunately not much blazing going on around these parts, but I have my rare moments of victory (smoked some blueberry with my aussie friend before a zoo trip last week). There's a decent trance scene around here, and I'm going to a party in the forest near here next weekend, so hopefully I can score some bud and chill it out. Just wanted to say what's up and see if anyone else has travelled in Japan. Peace it out.:rasta: Rating: 5