One of the most exciting things about living in Japan for a year, to me, is that I will finally get to experience four full seasons. Summer was nice, beautiful, much too hot, but enjoyable nonetheless. Fall has just been a jaw droppingly beautiful thing to experience (I could go on forever about these vibrant colors) and now, Winter has come! I've seen snow before, of course, but I've never woken up and seen snow out my own bedroom window. Us Californians don't get to experience nature. But, I thought it was just so cool that I needed to video it and show you my bed-head reaction to Winter!
Before I jump straight into this list, I want to clarify that some of these points may be generally incorrect, or could be exclusive to Tokyo. I could also have some of my reasonings wrong. This list is simply something I compiled based off of my own experiences throughout the year that I lived and traveled throughout Japan. This list is also not, in any way, a complete one. I'm sure if you search the internet you can find many other very true facts about Japan that I have forgotten to list here. In urban areas there will, at any given time or place, be at least one コンビニ ("conbini" / convenience store) within walking distance. Japanese people don’t usually have middle names . Japanese people are very interested in each others' blood type - it's like astrology in America, except people take it very seriously. Expect to be asked what your blood type is at least once. Japanese deodorant supposedly doesn't work very well. I brought my own deodo...
I'm so excited for you! What a wonderful thing to wake up to you Southern California girl you! A very cute video! Love that you're smiling. :-)
ReplyDeleteyou're adorable! yes you can see the snow on camera
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