I like it's anime and manga, I might visit there once in a while. Not sure about
moving, because I don't speak Japanese. Perhaps I will when I can, like when I
retire or something... but that's still 60 years away, haha.
It's funny I have always felt part of Eastern culture . Everscince day one. Talk
about past lives huh? The
lifes style the clothing the philosophy the food the arts the grace its always
consumed about 60% of my brain. But the women especially. Im not trying to sound
like some shovenist pig. But I would love a soft, intellegent, peaceful, pure
hearted, disciplined girl to be my companion.
Yes i like japan...my parents dun't tho...since they say the japenses killed
many of our people (Chinese) which is true....but that was the past. and yes i
would love to go visit.
Yes, I'd love to move to jp...i don't especially care for my country and I'm not
sure if I'd like to stay here in the US. It's not bad but there are a lot of
things I don't like about it. Of course every country has its good and bad
points but I really liked it there. I almost fealt at home. Odd huh.
Japanese music is what got me into more of Japanese cultures. Have a few
friends and since I really like the music, I started to take some Japanese
courses.
the only thing that's interesting about the japanese are animes, manga and
japanese food. i wouldnt dream of staying in japan. visit, yes. but i wouldnt
wanna stay there unless i have to
the whole culture is what gets me... but it isnt just japan.. but many of the
asian countries. I am torn between china and japan. I would love to live in
either. I am still struggling to lean japanese now.. If i ever learn and can
speek and read japanese and have the chance.. i just might do that.. but for now
im where i am now.
Quote by Chiiiiyay!!! japan!! love it AND
learning it!! *throws confetti then gets a flag saying "go, GO, go!~"*
^__________________________________________~
SAME here!!!
japanese culture and japan itself rock!
The language and art (both traditional and contemporary) first caught my
interest in Japan. Since taking serveral college courses - language, history,
& politics of Japan, I'm working toward taking a 10 day to 2 week trip to
Japan. Due to obligations I already have, I won't be able to study in Japan (as
a number of my peers and friends have already done), but I do look forward to
the trip.
I started watching Anime about 8 years ago, which got me interested in other
aspects of Japanese pop culture. Then, when my interest in Anime started to
dwindle, I was still fasinated in Japan, but on a different level. In college,
I studed Political Science and Economics, with an emphasis on the East Asia
region. Had some seminars on Japan's economic impact on the region, etc.
Evetually studied abroad in Japan and am not living in Japan and working.
i think that now, especially with the popularity of Japanese Pop culture around
the world, it's getting more people interested in Japan and with studying its
culture.
i like to learn about japanese culture...more along the history tho... only pop
culture is some jpop and anime (of course!) but i'd love to go to kyoto during
the spring... i was thinking of studying abroad there...
yeah i like jap culture, it's cool and I would love to visit it one day I would
love to see the country side and the japanese gardens during the cherry
*blossems* (spelling) that would be cool - and go to anime cons too!!! (yay for
me I would say).
Do you have an interest in Japanese culture? What aspects do you like about it? Would you want to move to Japan one day?
I like it's anime and manga, I might visit there once in a while. Not sure about moving, because I don't speak Japanese. Perhaps I will when I can, like when I retire or something... but that's still 60 years away, haha.
Hard to specify what I like about Japanese culture... the whole thing^^ Let's just say I like it. Living in Japan would be like a dream come true :O
yay!!! japan!! love it AND learning it!! *throws confetti then gets a flag saying "go, GO, go!~"* ^__________________________________________~
It's funny I have always felt part of Eastern culture . Everscince day one. Talk about past lives huh?
The
lifes style the clothing the philosophy the food the arts the grace its always
consumed about 60% of my brain. But the women especially. Im not trying to sound
like some shovenist pig. But I would love a soft, intellegent, peaceful, pure
hearted, disciplined girl to be my companion. 
Everything about it.Asia generally.
Yes i like japan...my parents dun't tho...since they say the japenses killed many of our people (Chinese) which is true....but that was the past. and yes i would love to go visit.
Yes, I'd love to move to jp...i don't especially care for my country and I'm not sure if I'd like to stay here in the US. It's not bad but there are a lot of things I don't like about it. Of course every country has its good and bad points but I really liked it there. I almost fealt at home. Odd huh.
yeh i would love to, i feel very much at home in highly urbanised places and japanese culture fascinates me so much. I would love to live there.
Japanese music is what got me into more of Japanese cultures. Have a few friends and since I really like the music, I started to take some Japanese courses.
the only thing that's interesting about the japanese are animes, manga and japanese food. i wouldnt dream of staying in japan. visit, yes. but i wouldnt wanna stay there unless i have to
the japanese culture is very beautiful. a friend of mine is japanese. i was able experience a japanese tea ceremony and wedding. it was really cool!
if given the chance, i would move to japan.
the whole culture is what gets me... but it isnt just japan.. but many of the asian countries. I am torn between china and japan. I would love to live in either. I am still struggling to lean japanese now.. If i ever learn and can speek and read japanese and have the chance.. i just might do that.. but for now im where i am now.
SAME here!!! japanese culture and japan itself rock!
The language and art (both traditional and contemporary) first caught my interest in Japan. Since taking serveral college courses - language, history, & politics of Japan, I'm working toward taking a 10 day to 2 week trip to Japan. Due to obligations I already have, I won't be able to study in Japan (as a number of my peers and friends have already done), but I do look forward to the trip.
I nearly got to go to Tokyo for two months to work on a video game... but it fell through at the last minute...
I started watching Anime about 8 years ago, which got me interested in other aspects of Japanese pop culture. Then, when my interest in Anime started to dwindle, I was still fasinated in Japan, but on a different level. In college, I studed Political Science and Economics, with an emphasis on the East Asia region. Had some seminars on Japan's economic impact on the region, etc. Evetually studied abroad in Japan and am not living in Japan and working.
i think that now, especially with the popularity of Japanese Pop culture around the world, it's getting more people interested in Japan and with studying its culture.
Anime, Culture and Technology.
i like to learn about japanese culture...more along the history tho... only pop culture is some jpop and anime (of course!) but i'd love to go to kyoto during the spring... i was thinking of studying abroad there...
i love japan, so clean people are intelligebt they eat healthy foods and the best of all is because anime is there.
Cleaner than some places, i guess.... sometimes....
If you consider egocentric and a bit unknowledged of the world outside Asia intellegent.....
Except for the tonkatsu (fried pork), tempura, and the McDonald's boom, right? (^-^;;;;
I'm really interested in japanese culture! And would like to go to japan when i've earn enough money, maybe when i turn 21...........
yes. anime and manga. yes.
yeah i like jap culture, it's cool and I would love to visit it one day I would love to see the country side and the japanese gardens during the cherry *blossems* (spelling) that would be cool - and go to anime cons too!!! (yay for me I would say).