What to do in Japan?
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So I'm going to Japan on Friday, and I was wondering where I should go and what food I should eat. Any suggestions?
Also what would you do if you could go to Japan?
Also what would you do if you could go to Japan?
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check out this tread, go to the japan section.What you see is what i recommend.
https://www.fakku.net/viewtopic.php?t=64299
get me some tifa doujin's and ship them to my house.change to font color i had a hard time reading it.
https://www.fakku.net/viewtopic.php?t=64299
get me some tifa doujin's and ship them to my house.change to font color i had a hard time reading it.
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animefreak_usa
Child of Samael
Depends on the city/cites your going too.
Tokyo: There a ramen place in Shibuya station that cheap and really good.
Shinjuku Ni-chome there a bar with excellent yaki soba and grill food with good beer... it's in the gay district.
Pretty much there great places to eat on the sly dime if you can read there menu and understand $ to yen.. 1$ is roughy 100 yen(really it 81 yen to the dollar)
Go to Akihabara and Kinokuniya and Mandrakes in Shinjuku and i think there one in Akiba.
Go to the Castles and imperial place, see the cherry blossom if their still there or the wind(doujin) in Kiba my friend work there.
To do
Tokyo: There a ramen place in Shibuya station that cheap and really good.
Shinjuku Ni-chome there a bar with excellent yaki soba and grill food with good beer... it's in the gay district.
Pretty much there great places to eat on the sly dime if you can read there menu and understand $ to yen.. 1$ is roughy 100 yen(really it 81 yen to the dollar)
Go to Akihabara and Kinokuniya and Mandrakes in Shinjuku and i think there one in Akiba.
Go to the Castles and imperial place, see the cherry blossom if their still there or the wind(doujin) in Kiba my friend work there.
To do
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Hentanize wrote...
You're going to Japan in two days without planning anything?
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SimplyBasic wrote...
Hentanize wrote...
You're going to Japan in two days without planning anything?Fulfill all your weeb desires.
If you have none, take lots of pictures and just have fun.
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KIDDYLAND! Not cheap stuff, but lots of quality toys and merch.
Six floors of greatness. Go even just for the experience if you're not into spending much on such items.
Six floors of greatness. Go even just for the experience if you're not into spending much on such items.
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Don't just visit the major landmarks; try Japan's rural areas too. You will probably see how different they are from your imagination.
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animefreak_usa wrote...
Soapland girl and bukakke fest.I am intrigued by your ideas and wish to learn more.
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animefreak_usa wrote...
Soapland girl and bukakke fest.I remember reading a book called Tokyo Vice recently that stated most of those sex shops don't actually allow foreigners. Totally bummed me out, that's one of the major reasons I'd actually visit Tokyo if I ever went.
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Mr.TifaLockhart wrote...
Go to a maid cafe.just be warned....Spoiler:
ITS A TRAP!!!
on a serious note, id look up dannychoos akihabara guides he has somer eally good spots you should stop at there. stuff looks amazing, cant wait till i get to go next year.
but i swear to god if i walk into a trap cafe..... id sit down laugh and place my order =D probaly give the guy a look then laugh and give the thumbs up lol
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Find an objective first: Do you want to have fun, do you want to educate yourself, or do you want to have a spiritual experience? Those are just starter questions, maybe your interested in art or music or food.
After that, try to branch out from that. That's really all I can say. You could take the train all over the country and just pick random stops. But youse a nerd, you definitely should go to Akihabara. Try using the public baths, Drive a car, go to a love hotel and have sex with a local, visit the Tokyo convention center, go to karaoke, pick a fight, go look at a school (or maybe that's not such a good idea), find a job, buy some JPN only games, take pictures of interesting things and upload them, go to a Midnight release of a game, try their pizza (seriously, try it), gather a group of people and dance hare hare yukai, walk around in residential neighborhoods, go to a park, go clubbing, and most importantly make friends.
Now you didn't say how long you were going to be there but if it's for a few days, expend all your energy making the most of it. Keep a pocket notebook with you and write down stuff that you've done you think is significant. Don't stay at your house. Be active.
After that, try to branch out from that. That's really all I can say. You could take the train all over the country and just pick random stops. But youse a nerd, you definitely should go to Akihabara. Try using the public baths, Drive a car, go to a love hotel and have sex with a local, visit the Tokyo convention center, go to karaoke, pick a fight, go look at a school (or maybe that's not such a good idea), find a job, buy some JPN only games, take pictures of interesting things and upload them, go to a Midnight release of a game, try their pizza (seriously, try it), gather a group of people and dance hare hare yukai, walk around in residential neighborhoods, go to a park, go clubbing, and most importantly make friends.
Now you didn't say how long you were going to be there but if it's for a few days, expend all your energy making the most of it. Keep a pocket notebook with you and write down stuff that you've done you think is significant. Don't stay at your house. Be active.
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oh! isiisnt there a minute ninja warrior course somewere in tokyo? it rember seeing an episode of ANW that mentioned it, i think it might be the muscle park pervy mentioned tho
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see if mt midoriyama really exists. Get lost. If you visit a foreign country, you must get lost, and you must enjoy it immensely. Otherwise you wasted your time. Hit on a real japanese chick. do it for the sake of the millions of victims of yellow fever. May my brother rest in peace :'(
