i kinda wish i lived in japan

[Natsucchi]

it'd be cool

 

[penkikawaiii]

real but i would go broke so fast im like the biggest impulse buyer... and in japan i would actually cry if i didnt go to every pop up cafe and buy every shred of merch eueueueu

 

[wraaaaaaaathzn]

I have a friend in Japan, and its safe to say... Youre lucky you dont... (Im not explaining why)

 

[SunnyWolves]

While living there sounds nice at first, Japan really isn't a place you'd want to live. Compared to the United States, Japan is over 30 places lower on the UN's world happiness rating and deals with many cultural problems such as an extremely toxic work culture, extreme population density, lack of recognization of gay marriage and more. I've heard Japan described before as a place to visit and retire but not a place to live and I feel like it is a fitting description.

 

[Natsucchi]

While living there sounds nice at first, Japan really isn't a place you'd want to live. Compared to the United States, Japan is over 30 places lower on the UN's world happiness rating and deals with many cultural problems such as an extremely toxic work culture, extreme population density, lack of recognization of gay marriage and more. I've heard Japan described before as a place to visit and retire but not a place to live and I feel like it is a fitting description.

dang

 

[heynotloid]

Japan is horrible, more if you're a women

 

[Natsucchi]

Japan is horrible, more if you're a women

i know now
i hate that that's how it is

 

[WinterSing]

I wish I lived in the US

 

[mitsuba♣︎]

now that i think about it it was also my dream to live there but i think i’ll NOT go to japan.

 

[Adr1lovesgumi!]

Japan is cool but with how different the culture is it would be extremely hard to get used to it T-T

 

[Natsucchi]

doesn't japan have a women's day though? And honestly it seems better than the US rn imo.
idk man i have manga brainrot

 

[SaKe]

The US is also pretty unsafe for women, minorities, and the disabled- again, it all depends on your location and the times at which you go out. Most big cities at night are pretty dangerous, even places you wouldn’t expect, like DC.
Japan does have some major issues involving their birth rates and overpopulation/crowding, on top of the issues that most countries have. I wouldn’t say it’s better or worse than the US, considering the recent measures our government has been taking to restrict marriage freedom and access to gender-affirming care.
Source: I have a friend who regularly visits Japan + I’ve spoken with people who’ve lived there in the past

 

[Natsucchi]

The US is also pretty unsafe for women, minorities, and the disabled- again, it all depends on your location and the times at which you go out. Most big cities at night are pretty dangerous, even places you wouldn’t expect, like DC.
Japan does have some major issues involving their birth rates and overpopulation/crowding, on top of the issues that most countries have. I wouldn’t say it’s better or worse than the US, considering the recent measures our government has been taking to restrict marriage freedom and access to gender-affirming care.
Source: I have a friend who regularly visits Japan + I’ve spoken with people who’ve lived there in the past

:P

i'd still like to visit, at least.

Europe (the entire continent) is apparently better than a lot of other countries (concerning rights and all that) so i might visit there too