/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>6739260
How delightful!

So I've been awarded the opportunity to be one of two students to become a foreign exchange student to Japan. Here's the description of what awaits me from my university:
>Tokyo is one of the world's most perplexing cities. In many ways, Tokyo is something of a modern-day utopia. Trains run on time; the crime rate is hardly worth worrying about; shops and vending machines provide everything you could need (and many things you never thought you needed) 24 hours a day; the people wear the coolest fashions, eat in fabulous restaurants and party in the hippest clubs. It's almost impossible to be bored here and first-time visitors should be prepared for a massive assault of the senses - just walking the streets of the hyperactive city can be an energizing experience.
>vending machines provide everything you could need (and many things you never thought you needed)
Laughed my ass off to that. What am I really to expect though, anyone know from first hand experience? I'm Asian so I'm sure I won't get as much gaijin bashing as most other people.

indeed