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Ever since I got back from Japan, there isn't one sullen day that I've had. I'm not saying living in Japan isn't fun, it's more like... Let me just say it's more fun being a tourist there.
I've learn a few life lessons while I'm there, and honestly for me to get used to life there, it's really important to have friends. I don't know, maybe it's just me being clumsy since I'm new to living there and all but, having friends seems really important there. Though honestly, I don't get along THAT well with my japanese friends due to a cultural gap. They are fun to hang out with, but meh for the heart to heart talks.
Another weird thing is, when you are in Japan, your fandom literally drops. Arashi and HSJ are like EVERYWHERE and they feel way too commercial. Here, they feel heavenly, because you are far away and your heart yearns for them. But there, you barely have time for them, and if you indulge in them too much(like buying goods and stuff), you're adding to the No.1 problem you have on your list : financial burden.
But nevertheless, the frequent trips to Japan has already made it feel like a second home. And hopefully the next time I get there, something amazing will happen that will take my breath away. /wishful thinking.
I've learn a few life lessons while I'm there, and honestly for me to get used to life there, it's really important to have friends. I don't know, maybe it's just me being clumsy since I'm new to living there and all but, having friends seems really important there. Though honestly, I don't get along THAT well with my japanese friends due to a cultural gap. They are fun to hang out with, but meh for the heart to heart talks.
Another weird thing is, when you are in Japan, your fandom literally drops. Arashi and HSJ are like EVERYWHERE and they feel way too commercial. Here, they feel heavenly, because you are far away and your heart yearns for them. But there, you barely have time for them, and if you indulge in them too much(like buying goods and stuff), you're adding to the No.1 problem you have on your list : financial burden.
But nevertheless, the frequent trips to Japan has already made it feel like a second home. And hopefully the next time I get there, something amazing will happen that will take my breath away. /wishful thinking.