Ohh??! really?? Ummm sorry...i always thought so...

Don't worry

Peace

Yeah, don't worry, erange ^^

Yuki

What i like about Japan is the kimono that most women wear it's lovely, i like the pattern that they used to the kimono..and i also like the food~ sushi, ramen, soba mie, teppanyaki...maybe sushi kinda disgusting to me but after i tried it..it's taste not bad and delicious too..and i also like some of the scenery in Japan especially where lots of sakura blossoms are bloom.. it makes me want to go there and what i like the most about Japan is their history of samurai and of course their games




i've been dreamin bout japan lately~

~dirtyhipoo

I really dislike the fact that the students in japan, now a days..are like..wannatabe gangsters. they have their hair all highlighted..holes everywhere on their body...its a complete embarrasement. and so many people smoke on the streets too..i know, smoking happens everywhere..but, still..its better for the earth tooo.

Hmm...generally I find that they seem to be more on the hard-working side xD. I live in Australia, though I'm not born from there and I find a lot of wannabe ganagsters T_T. Generally Japanese Students have to go to school for many hours anyway and they don't have that much time to hang out! Its often like that in Asian countries. The things I like about Japan culture is anime, the politeness and the food @~1@!

The food is great. I like the traditional clothing, though it's too bad they aren't worn often anymore... And, of course, the three big ones...ANIME, MANGA, GAMES! My dislikes of Japan? Hmmmm.... the fact that I haven't been there yet!

I love the anime, music, fashion and the politeness. The thing i dislike is probably how evil exams are and how being different is looked down on sometimes. The normal things that I do in the US, they thought were wild. lol. Going to a concert was considered really wild, haha, I still miss them though. XD

And its funny that my class was talking about women/men relationships in society. And the interesting thing is that they're actually becoming more equal, expecially in the younger generations. Like you can tell more now because guys and girls are starting to use each others lnguage words that were typically used for the opposite sex, and that in the work place they dont base it on seniority but on ability. Well, thats what my japanese teachers say. XD