Aww! Thank you so much for favorable words about my country. It means a lot to me.ヾ(＠⌒▽⌒＠)! I'd appreciate it if you would let me know what anime and game you watched when you were little. I myself was addicted to Japanese animes in my youth.
I'm glad that you're so fascinated by Japan, including its history and Japanese people themselves. Honestly, I'm surprised that you knew the nature of Japanese people so well. I'm happy with your perspective about us. Yeah, like you are saying, we Japanese have nature of patience, diligence, I think. And please don't worry about mentioning what happened in Fukushima last year. I would rather be happy with you mentioning it. I myself was amazed that those living in Tohoku area stayed calm and patient, though such a disastrous and tragic occurrence attacked them. I think we Japanese can stay calm and accept what happened to us as they were without freaking out. We never think "What it?" and complain about what can never be gotten back. You capture us perfectly, which makes my heart warm and full of happiness. I'd love you to come over here and enjoy your stay one day in the future.=*＾-＾*=♪ Oh! Having a friend in Japan feels cool, I didn't know that.( 〃∇〃) Thank you so much for a lot of thoughtful and heartfelt words.♥♥ You're a great friend of mine, Brina!
P.S. Would you mind if I ask you what kind of book you want to buy? I would love to send you some via airmail if you let me know. Of course, only if you would be comfortable with it. So if you like, please let me know.(*^-ﾟ)♪
Thank you so much for all of your thoughtful words, Brina!(*'▽'*)♪ I actually cried for joy.
I'm glad to hear how you Germans think. I'm also glad to hear that you want to learn to be calm like Japanese. It means a lot to me. I'm not for sure of general Germans'way of thinking, but I love the way you treat other people. You're always passionate, sincere, friendly, and warm-hearted. =*＾-＾*=♪ I think any person from any nationality have both their goods sides and bad ones. Of course, we Japanese don't always have good sides. We're not very good at expressing or asserting ourselves. That's why we tend to be misunderstood by people from other countries. I think it is largely caused by Japan's geographical location in the world. I mean, Japan is an island country that never borders any other countries, so we have lived without having many chances to communicate with people but our own. What we lack is definitely an ability of communication, especially by means of languages of other countries.
Oh, I know and actually watched the anime and other TV shows you mentioned. I love Takeshi's Castle and Sailor Moon, too!(*'ー'*)♪
Yes! I promise that I will send you some books about Japan(with lots of pictures) by airmail. It will take me a while to get them, because they can be obtained only at big bookstores that deal with paperbacks. So when I come by them, I never fail to airmail you. Please wait patiently. (〃'∇'〃)ゝAnd if there is anything you want to airmail along with books, please don't hesitate to let me know.(o^-^o)
I'm glad that you're so fascinated by Japan, including its history and Japanese people themselves. Honestly, I'm surprised that you knew the nature of Japanese people so well. I'm happy with your perspective about us. Yeah, like you are saying, we Japanese have nature of patience, diligence, I think. And please don't worry about mentioning what happened in Fukushima last year. I would rather be happy with you mentioning it. I myself was amazed that those living in Tohoku area stayed calm and patient, though such a disastrous and tragic occurrence attacked them. I think we Japanese can stay calm and accept what happened to us as they were without freaking out. We never think "What it?" and complain about what can never be gotten back. You capture us perfectly, which makes my heart warm and full of happiness. I'd love you to come over here and enjoy your stay one day in the future.=*＾-＾*=♪
Oh! Having a friend in Japan feels cool, I didn't know that.( 〃∇〃) Thank you so much for a lot of thoughtful and heartfelt words.♥♥ You're a great friend of mine, Brina!
P.S. Would you mind if I ask you what kind of book you want to buy? I would love to send you some via airmail if you let me know. Of course, only if you would be comfortable with it. So if you like, please let me know.(*^-ﾟ)♪
*huge hugs*
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I'm glad to hear how you Germans think. I'm also glad to hear that you want to learn to be calm like Japanese. It means a lot to me. I'm not for sure of general Germans'way of thinking, but I love the way you treat other people. You're always passionate, sincere, friendly, and warm-hearted. =*＾-＾*=♪ I think any person from any nationality have both their goods sides and bad ones. Of course, we Japanese don't always have good sides. We're not very good at expressing or asserting ourselves. That's why we tend to be misunderstood by people from other countries. I think it is largely caused by Japan's geographical location in the world. I mean, Japan is an island country that never borders any other countries, so we have lived without having many chances to communicate with people but our own. What we lack is definitely an ability of communication, especially by means of languages of other countries.
Oh, I know and actually watched the anime and other TV shows you mentioned. I love Takeshi's Castle and Sailor Moon, too!(*'ー'*)♪
Yes! I promise that I will send you some books about Japan(with lots of pictures) by airmail. It will take me a while to get them, because they can be obtained only at big bookstores that deal with paperbacks. So when I come by them, I never fail to airmail you. Please wait patiently. (〃'∇'〃)ゝAnd if there is anything you want to airmail along with books, please don't hesitate to let me know.(o^-^o)
*huge hugs back*
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