/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>38684895
I can relate a lot anon, I feel too that I have to try it until I am in my twenties or I will regret it forever.
Having covid in my way the last two years just intensified this feelings which means that they are real.
Last time I was able to go there it was 2016 for a month, I really miss it a lot.
>work
Luckily for me my job is independent from other people and I can do it from whenever I want, so I could in theory go there and keep the same lifestyle.
>>38684966
>You Will Never Be Japanese
Yeah it's a good mindset, I don't even want to be Japanese honestly.
>>38691028
I don't see any problem here, you can't go to a place and pretend it to be like you want, it's a bad mindset.
>Anime and manga are more expensive in Japan
Used manga are extremely cheap, bluerays on the other hand...

Post photographs and videos you or others have taken around Japan.
Modern or traditional, urban or rural, landscape or macro, anything is good.

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>>20879854
>Previouser threads:
https://pastebin.com/2GZHuFUS
>MEGA folder:
https://mega.nz/#F!Oww0lAhT!Xb4YvUVb3Jb5P8FlOojh7Q

Try to keep pictures natural looking if possible.
If you know the location a photo was taken, it is useful to post it with the image.