I have been in Japan for 2 years and seeing school children walking around alone was mind blowing at first. I'm glad I get to experience life here. It's truly beautiful.
It's amazing to see how happy and excited you are after your trip, and being able to talk about it. It's funny, but I'm so happy for you that you got to go, your happiness is a bit contagious with this!
Thanks for including us in your trip. I'll probably only ever get to experience Japan vicariously, so it means a lot to me that you shared this with us.
I lived in Yokosuka Japan for a year and a half, while I was stationed during my military service, and girl, I miss it so much. Even Tough I feel I live in a paradise Island (Puerto Rico) I still miss the people over there, so kind, respectful and awesome, and the FOOD! OMG Such a culinary delight. And of course I still need to hike Mount Fuji all the way and visit Kyoto at least once. Thanks for your channel, source fed and table talk, you guys are very entertaining. Blessings to ya'll.
I have lived in Japan for twenty years. I agree, autumn is the best season for travel. Spring is beautiful, but short, rainy, with unpredictable weather; Cold one day, steamy the next. And the cities are great but the true beauty of Japan is in the countryside, staying at a minshuku, ryokan, or shukubou.
Yay, loved your thoughts on Japan! The more I watch your channel, the more I realize how similar you are to me, especially when it comes to your goals and views on things. I just started learning japanese a few months back, but hearing about your trip and how they don't use their english just makes me want to study even harder! Thank you for doing these, I really loved them and I'm so glad you had a great time! Greetings from Austria, keep up the great work Meg!
Glad you enjoyed - since I was of young age and experienced some Japanese culture I always wanted to go. I went on my 21st birthday to Japan and spent a week going throughout the country and just LOVED it.
Wow the imagery was amazing. The 6 years old walking alone is crazy. When I see it in anime (like Kanon as a prime example) ive always questioned how realistic that was. Also, as somebody who really wants to go multiple times and live there as well ( and hates hot weather) you gave great insight Meg, on the amount of people who speak English, to the weather and etc. You inspired me to continue learning the written languages (I have half of the Hirigana memorized) and hopefully start learning to
Japan in cherry-blossom season is definitely the best time. I went with a friend this past March. Took many awesome photos. It was more expensive, but totally worth it. I regret nothing!
Oh Japan... I used to dream of that place as a teenager. Somehow growing up made me forget that love. Seeing your excitement gave me sone of it back. Thanks. :]
Meg... you make me smile and feel good about myself and the world around me. Thank you for all this positive energy. I really hope you get to live in Japan. P.s. Here (in Denmark) children also travel by themselves by bus, bike or walking to school. I didn't know it was that dangerous for a child in the USA to travel alone.
Aw I wish I was brave enough to go to japan.. I studied the language on/off for like 5 years, but never felt confident even thinking about going there, since the only time I've been abroad was when I was 5 or so :( meg, you're always so bubbly and sweet, thank you :) you always put a smile on my face :D
I went to Japan when I was 11. I also went during the summer so I completely understand! My dad was stationed in Yokosuka for a good portion of his 30 year Navy career. He had been there previous to my going there and told me I knew more Japanese than he did the first time he went. I nerded it up and took the dictionary everywhere before we went.
I have loved all these videos because i've been planing a trip to japan next year with my dad and a friend and this has made me so excited i cant wait :) hopefully ill have as much fun as you did.
I had the opportunity to live in Japan for a number of years, and Yes, I had that struggle with the language, but peeps were always kind and helpful. It was a great experience, and some day... some day... I'd like to go back for a visit. It's good hear you enjoyed it =)
I really wish I got to stay at Japan longer. I was at Narita for half a day for connecting flight, but those 12 hours were literally the most amazing time I've ever spent. I can't imagine how amazing it would be to go around Japan. I'm glad you enjoyed it haha.
No. Humidity is measured in 'relative humidity' - that is, the amount of water vapor air can hold. The amount of water vapor it can hold depends on the temperature and barometric pressure. That enables 100% humidity.
I have been in lie with Japan for a about a year now! I'm only 18 and I'm already studying the culture and language in the hopes that I will one day get to go there! You japan vlogs have only made me want to go more :D
Dear Meg, Where there is a will there is a way! I truly believe that not only you will return to Japan for travel but you will be able to live there! I can really see a company wanting you to come over and work for them. Thank you for sharing your passion with us
Spyair is the greatest J Rock band ever, I saw them when I went to Japan to years ago for my birthday. They rock...Japan rocks... And they have the most kick clothes you will ever see.
it has probably been said already and i can probably speak for many other people but thank you for, kind of, taking us to japan with you. thats the closest ill be able to go to japan in probably a long time
I went to Japan in the spring and it was perfect....plus we got to see the cherry blossoms so I would definitely advise others to go then. Carry lots of spending cash too cuz there were so many knick knacks I wanted to buy but I clearly couldn't buy everything. Heh.guess I need to go back again. Good on you Meg!
I'm shocked that the Japanese people didn't speak English to you. I was there for 3 weeks in '08 and I had several Japanese come up to me and speak to me in English. This was a big help as I speak no Japanese and had a few day of travel by myself. The people there are very friendly. I would have missed my flight home if it wasn't for someone's help. Once while we waited at a train station,a little girl just randomly brought us candy from a vending machine. Saw the kids going to school too.
Meg you are so cute X3 I'm so envious that you got to go to Akihabara, but at the same time I'm happy that you enjoyed your trip there. I hope you get to go back sometime soon.
Bord, dont know what to do and your video comes out on mt news feed watched your video and it made my day well night but whatever. Thanks and love your videos keep them coming
I plan on teaching in Japan when I get older. Just for a year or two. I really want to visit Japan and see how the school system works differently from American ones in person, not through manga and anime or anything else.
Glad you enjoyed Japan...remember if the wishes you made in Meiji jinggu comes true...you have to go back and give thanks...I go there every year in December...and it still doesn't get old...plus my sister is doing her degree at Nihon U so i get to visit even more
You're just like me! I haven't had the luxury of visiting Japan yet but I'm currently doing school so that I can teach English over there. My dream is to live there for a little while, but it won't be for another 5 years or so. But I can't wait. I'm going to be just as excited as you!!! :3 You're extremely lucky and I'm glad you had so much fun! :)
You know what I would do? See the difference in American Japanese noodles and authentic noodles in Japan. Since I'm a food lover I would love to try that.
I love your passion for that place! its awesome! I was there for 10 days a few years ago on my way to SE Asia, Did Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka... loved it but didn't have a translator like you lucky girl!.... though what's cool is going without a translator and trying to fend for yourself... character building ! Yeah! Try it out for your next trip! Hope you get to go soon!! :)
Your experience in Japan was essentially the same as mine, minus the school girl outfit...or maybe I DID wear one...uhuhu, Oh my gosh, the Summer that I went was record breaking heat, oh my gosh. It was ABSOLUTELY TERRIBLE!! But, luckily the weather didn't ruin my experience. Seein' the little kids heading to school by themselves was TOO cute. I wish my school had little uniforms like theirs haha What I found astounding was all the old people on bikes!! Super active, and no bike locks!!
You made some acutely accurate observations for your first time in Japan, Meg! I've said the same thing about the school children to my Japanese coworkers as well, but they weren't as shocked since they assume America to be dangerous anyway. And I was in Tokyo the same weekend you were but I saw on the news that that weekend was especially hot. Argh! If you though Japan was magical in this heat, I can't hear your thoughts on hanami. It's like walking through a dream.
The way I see it, luck is just circumstance. If you put yourself in the right situations, you'll feel more lucky because there's more opportunity for good things to happen. It doesn't make sense that there's some ethereal "luck" force driving our world.
I googled it for my own interest. The weather in Japan is currently at 76 degrees Fahrenheit with the humiditry at 88%, which is actually pretty similar to what I was looking up for San Diego yesterday. Not too bad and not nearly as disgusting as the weather in Philly right now.
Traveling IN Japan at the end of April to beginning of May is expensive. (Look up Golden Week) but for south Japan, late march, early April is best for Cherry Blossoms. I know Tokyo is great, but you've gotta check out Kyoto! If you liked the peacefulness of Meiji-jinja, you MUST check out Kyoto. My suggestions are 高台寺 and 東福寺. They are amazingly beautiful, but not too crowded. And of course, for Cherry Blossoms, 円山公園 should not be missed!
Oops... Yeah, I LOVED te Pokemon center and spent waaay too much money on Gachapon capsule toys! Harajuku and the shrine were beautiful. I guess I got lucky with the weather, when I went it was cloudy and drizzly every day but one of the 3 weeks I was there. Next time visit a small town too, it's a completely different experience! I also went to Niigata and stayed in a village with a friend. I got to walk through bamboo, forests and rice fields! So lovely... I too long to live there for a while!
Dude we have to get her to go to Kyoto. Its one of the best historical cities. Also I agree on coming in the fall. Most parts of Japan have rainy season in the spring.
If or should I say when you go back to you should go during then winter and go to the Sapporo Snow Festival it is amazing to see. It is going to be cold but it is the best time to eat sukiyaki.
Long term goal of being a corespondent between developers and PR as a person who does reviews of the tech products from inside the company for that year in Japan? The social media link, or something of the sorts, with Sony or Nintendo? Just an idea for you. Looks like you had an awesome time!
Japan was amazing in March! Cherry Blossoms everywhere, I'm glad you saw the school girls as well, the Kids would ride the trains to and from school. XD Its funny that i had the same idea to live in Japan, just take a year or six months and live in the Japan! That would be amazing. I'm just saying ...
Glad you enjoyed your time! I'd love to visit Japan, but if I lived there I would want to live out in the middle of no-where for a year. Just to reconnect with the world. Tokyo would be cool though...
Meg, come to Osaka next time you come. Osakan people are very friendly. Plus you would not be from Kyoto which is the one city contains the most Japanese history. Osaka also has its own "Akihabara" which is called "Den Den Town". You will still get the best of both worlds. If you ever want to live in Japan you can always look up English teaching jobs that offer visas or you can join a Japanese language school to get a short term student visa.
you could start the Japanese sourcefed branch that would be so freaking epic if you could head up like a japanese group of people version of sourcefed because it would be and I think I would watch definitely and btw you really got my want to go to Japan and #buyallthethings really really really kick started thanks so much for showing this off and talking about your trip
I went to Japan and like you it is something I had always wanted to do, and it was amazing! But when I returned home to Britain, I had this constant regret that I wasn't in Japan. :(
I must say I'm a little bit surprised that not many people spoke English my friend went to Japan for a week about 4 months ago and a lot of people spoke English but he wanted to try out his Japanese also, maybe it was the different areas you guys were in he did his own thing and didn't really get a guide or anything he really enjoyed it
Try being in Southern Japan in the middle of the summer!! (Kyushu to be exact). I did it twice, and it was just WTF HOT!!!! Was there in the spring once too and it was really nice. I loved Japan, and I want to go back soooo badly too.
I have been in Japan for 2 years and seeing school children walking around alone was mind blowing at first. I'm glad I get to experience life here. It's truly beautiful.
It's amazing to see how happy and excited you are after your trip, and being able to talk about it. It's funny, but I'm so happy for you that you got to go, your happiness is a bit contagious with this!
Thanks for including us in your trip. I'll probably only ever get to experience Japan vicariously, so it means a lot to me that you shared this with us.
I lived in Yokosuka Japan for a year and a half, while I was stationed during my military service, and girl, I miss it so much. Even Tough I feel I live in a paradise Island (Puerto Rico) I still miss the people over there, so kind, respectful and awesome, and the FOOD! OMG Such a culinary delight. And of course I still need to hike Mount Fuji all the way and visit Kyoto at least once. Thanks for your channel, source fed and table talk, you guys are very entertaining. Blessings to ya'll.
so great to hear that you had such good time and enjoyed yourself!!! thanks for sharing everything with us!! we love you meg!!!!!
I have lived in Japan for twenty years. I agree, autumn is the best season for travel. Spring is beautiful, but short, rainy, with unpredictable weather; Cold one day, steamy the next. And the cities are great but the true beauty of Japan is in the countryside, staying at a minshuku, ryokan, or shukubou.
Yay, loved your thoughts on Japan! The more I watch your channel, the more I realize how similar you are to me, especially when it comes to your goals and views on things.
I just started learning japanese a few months back, but hearing about your trip and how they don't use their english just makes me want to study even harder! Thank you for doing these, I really loved them and I'm so glad you had a great time! Greetings from Austria, keep up the great work Meg!
Cute Meg! Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the trip. It makes me want to go as well!
Love seeing you this excited/happy about something. It's adorable. haha
I've been here doing it for 2 years myself. It's an amazing experience and you're right, you'll see a whole other side to Japan.
It would be so cool to have you in Japan and watching your blogs and you becoming fluent. I would completely watch that
Glad you enjoyed - since I was of young age and experienced some Japanese culture I always wanted to go. I went on my 21st birthday to Japan and spent a week going throughout the country and just LOVED it.
You crack me up Meg. Glad you had such a great time!
I'm glad you had a good time! I'd really like to go myself one day, but for now I'm just living vicariously through you and your vlogs.
Wow the imagery was amazing. The 6 years old walking alone is crazy. When I see it in anime (like Kanon as a prime example) ive always questioned how realistic that was. Also, as somebody who really wants to go multiple times and live there as well ( and hates hot weather) you gave great insight Meg, on the amount of people who speak English, to the weather and etc. You inspired me to continue learning the written languages (I have half of the Hirigana memorized) and hopefully start learning to
I'm so glad you had a good time in Japan. Thanks for vlogiing it
LOVING all these uploads!
Thanks for sharing your experience Meg! I love listening about people's trips to other countries. :-)
Japan in cherry-blossom season is definitely the best time. I went with a friend this past March. Took many awesome photos. It was more expensive, but totally worth it. I regret nothing!
Oh Japan... I used to dream of that place as a teenager. Somehow growing up made me forget that love. Seeing your excitement gave me sone of it back. Thanks. :]
Very cool. I always wanted to wrestle in Japan. Glad you enjoyed it and lived something you obviously had a lot of passion for.
Meg... you make me smile and feel good about myself and the world around me. Thank you for all this positive energy.
I really hope you get to live in Japan.
P.s. Here (in Denmark) children also travel by themselves by bus, bike or walking to school.
I didn't know it was that dangerous for a child in the USA to travel alone.
Aw I wish I was brave enough to go to japan.. I studied the language on/off for like 5 years, but never felt confident even thinking about going there, since the only time I've been abroad was when I was 5 or so :( meg, you're always so bubbly and sweet, thank you :) you always put a smile on my face :D
I went to Japan when I was 11. I also went during the summer so I completely understand! My dad was stationed in Yokosuka for a good portion of his 30 year Navy career. He had been there previous to my going there and told me I knew more Japanese than he did the first time he went. I nerded it up and took the dictionary everywhere before we went.
I have loved all these videos because i've been planing a trip to japan next year with my dad and a friend and this has made me so excited i cant wait :) hopefully ill have as much fun as you did.
I lived in Okinawa for 2 years, and it was pretty much hot and humid, all year round. Despite this, I loved living there. Amazing people, and culture.
Can't believe I was in Japan at the same time as you!!!! Such an awesome place
Congrats Meg, glad you enjoyed it. My 2 times to Japan were fantastic as well, and seems like you never have enough time to do what you want to do.
I had the opportunity to live in Japan for a number of years, and Yes, I had that struggle with the language, but peeps were always kind and helpful. It was a great experience, and some day... some day... I'd like to go back for a visit. It's good hear you enjoyed it =)
Sounds awesome I can't wait to go in the fall.
I really wish I got to stay at Japan longer. I was at Narita for half a day for connecting flight, but those 12 hours were literally the most amazing time I've ever spent. I can't imagine how amazing it would be to go around Japan. I'm glad you enjoyed it haha.
No. Humidity is measured in 'relative humidity' - that is, the amount of water vapor air can hold. The amount of water vapor it can hold depends on the temperature and barometric pressure. That enables 100% humidity.
Seeing you get so excited about Japan made me smile so much :') glad you're getting to live your dreams, meg!
I was there too and I saw your message! It was pretty cool :)
Wow I've really missed out! I didn't know you had gone to Japan. I'd love to go one day myself. Can't wait to watch your vlogs!
I have been in lie with Japan for a about a year now! I'm only 18 and I'm already studying the culture and language in the hopes that I will one day get to go there! You japan vlogs have only made me want to go more :D
Dear Meg, Where there is a will there is a way! I truly believe that not only you will return to Japan for travel but you will be able to live there! I can really see a company wanting you to come over and work for them. Thank you for sharing your passion with us
Spyair is the greatest J Rock band ever, I saw them when I went to Japan to years ago for my birthday. They rock...Japan rocks... And they have the most kick clothes you will ever see.
I'm super happy for you that your finally made your dream come true and had a blast doing it :P.
Definitely jealous of your trip to Japan, but glad you had an amazing time. I would love to visit/live there myself one day.
it has probably been said already and i can probably speak for many other people but thank you for, kind of, taking us to japan with you. thats the closest ill be able to go to japan in probably a long time
fun times! i so wanna go to japan even more now!
:D Amazing video. I'm very happy for you! It really does sound like you had a wonderful time there.
Missed you on SourceFed/SourceFedNerd. I loved seeing all the pics you posted from your trip.
I went to Japan in the spring and it was perfect....plus we got to see the cherry blossoms so I would definitely advise others to go then. Carry lots of spending cash too cuz there were so many knick knacks I wanted to buy but I clearly couldn't buy everything. Heh.guess I need to go back again. Good on you Meg!
I'm shocked that the Japanese people didn't speak English to you. I was there for 3 weeks in '08 and I had several Japanese come up to me and speak to me in English. This was a big help as I speak no Japanese and had a few day of travel by myself. The people there are very friendly. I would have missed my flight home if it wasn't for someone's help. Once while we waited at a train station,a little girl just randomly brought us candy from a vending machine. Saw the kids going to school too.
Meg you are so cute X3 I'm so envious that you got to go to Akihabara, but at the same time I'm happy that you enjoyed your trip there. I hope you get to go back sometime soon.
So happy for you!!!
glad you had a good time well all i have to say is welcome back :)
Bord, dont know what to do and your video comes out on mt news feed watched your video and it made my day well night but whatever. Thanks and love your videos keep them coming
We have so much in common! Hope one day I will live in Japan !
I plan on teaching in Japan when I get older. Just for a year or two. I really want to visit Japan and see how the school system works differently from American ones in person, not through manga and anime or anything else.
Glad you enjoyed Japan...remember if the wishes you made in Meiji jinggu comes true...you have to go back and give thanks...I go there every year in December...and it still doesn't get old...plus my sister is doing her degree at Nihon U so i get to visit even more
Yeah it is , I saw a show long ago about how safe Tokyo is
You're just like me! I haven't had the luxury of visiting Japan yet but I'm currently doing school so that I can teach English over there. My dream is to live there for a little while, but it won't be for another 5 years or so. But I can't wait. I'm going to be just as excited as you!!! :3 You're extremely lucky and I'm glad you had so much fun! :)
You have no idea how much this makes me want to go to Japan for my gap year.
Is nice to see people's dreams coming true!
You know what I would do? See the difference in American Japanese noodles and authentic noodles in Japan. Since I'm a food lover I would love to try that.
I love your passion for that place! its awesome! I was there for 10 days a few years ago on my way to SE Asia, Did Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka... loved it but didn't have a translator like you lucky girl!.... though what's cool is going without a translator and trying to fend for yourself... character building ! Yeah! Try it out for your next trip! Hope you get to go soon!! :)
I can't wait to get there! I'm going to Tokyo games show in September. I'll be going by myself though and staying for a week.
Your experience in Japan was essentially the same as mine, minus the school girl outfit...or maybe I DID wear one...uhuhu, Oh my gosh, the Summer that I went was record breaking heat, oh my gosh. It was ABSOLUTELY TERRIBLE!! But, luckily the weather didn't ruin my experience. Seein' the little kids heading to school by themselves was TOO cute. I wish my school had little uniforms like theirs haha What I found astounding was all the old people on bikes!! Super active, and no bike locks!!
You made some acutely accurate observations for your first time in Japan, Meg! I've said the same thing about the school children to my Japanese coworkers as well, but they weren't as shocked since they assume America to be dangerous anyway.
And I was in Tokyo the same weekend you were but I saw on the news that that weekend was especially hot. Argh! If you though Japan was magical in this heat, I can't hear your thoughts on hanami. It's like walking through a dream.
The way I see it, luck is just circumstance. If you put yourself in the right situations, you'll feel more lucky because there's more opportunity for good things to happen. It doesn't make sense that there's some ethereal "luck" force driving our world.
I googled it for my own interest. The weather in Japan is currently at 76 degrees Fahrenheit with the humiditry at 88%, which is actually pretty similar to what I was looking up for San Diego yesterday. Not too bad and not nearly as disgusting as the weather in Philly right now.
thanks for sharing. I myself can't wait to go there. Gundam 4 days!
Living in Japan is awesome too.
I am from Texas and the humidity here is unbelievable. It just got to 102 the other day with around 70% humidity.
Traveling IN Japan at the end of April to beginning of May is expensive. (Look up Golden Week) but for south Japan, late march, early April is best for Cherry Blossoms.
I know Tokyo is great, but you've gotta check out Kyoto! If you liked the peacefulness of Meiji-jinja, you MUST check out Kyoto. My suggestions are 高台寺 and 東福寺. They are amazingly beautiful, but not too crowded. And of course, for Cherry Blossoms, 円山公園 should not be missed!
One of my goals in life is to be able to visit Japan!
Oops... Yeah, I LOVED te Pokemon center and spent waaay too much money on Gachapon capsule toys! Harajuku and the shrine were beautiful. I guess I got lucky with the weather, when I went it was cloudy and drizzly every day but one of the 3 weeks I was there. Next time visit a small town too, it's a completely different experience! I also went to Niigata and stayed in a village with a friend. I got to walk through bamboo, forests and rice fields! So lovely... I too long to live there for a while!
Much love from Brazil =D!! Love you Meg!!
Hell Meg, I'll go with you to see the Cherry Blossoms! I've always wanted to go.
Dude we have to get her to go to Kyoto. Its one of the best historical cities. Also I agree on coming in the fall. Most parts of Japan have rainy season in the spring.
thank you
i just wanna say that the fact that you love pierce the veil makes me love you!
I saw your wish at the meiji shrine and i was so excited :D
Everytime I went to a Shrine/Temple I always did the fortune thing.
If or should I say when you go back to you should go during then winter and go to the Sapporo Snow Festival it is amazing to see. It is going to be cold but it is the best time to eat sukiyaki.
You are such a geek, we all love you
Long term goal of being a corespondent between developers and PR as a person who does reviews of the tech products from inside the company for that year in Japan? The social media link, or something of the sorts, with Sony or Nintendo? Just an idea for you. Looks like you had an awesome time!
Japan was amazing in March! Cherry Blossoms everywhere, I'm glad you saw the school girls as well, the Kids would ride the trains to and from school. XD Its funny that i had the same idea to live in Japan, just take a year or six months and live in the Japan! That would be amazing. I'm just saying ...
Glad you enjoyed your time! I'd love to visit Japan, but if I lived there I would want to live out in the middle of no-where for a year. Just to reconnect with the world. Tokyo would be cool though...
Meg, come to Osaka next time you come. Osakan people are very friendly. Plus you would not be from Kyoto which is the one city contains the most Japanese history. Osaka also has its own "Akihabara" which is called "Den Den Town". You will still get the best of both worlds. If you ever want to live in Japan you can always look up English teaching jobs that offer visas or you can join a Japanese language school to get a short term student visa.
I wish I had known you were in Japan! I'm a big fan and I've been living here for a couple years. Would've liked to run into you!
I wish I could talk to you about Japan...
I feel like you are just as excited as I was when I came back
Glad you had such an amazing time! :)
obviously seeing as she explained it properly and clearly.
you could start the Japanese sourcefed branch that would be so freaking epic if you could head up like a japanese group of people version of sourcefed because it would be and I think I would watch definitely and btw you really got my want to go to Japan and #buyallthethings really really really kick started thanks so much for showing this off and talking about your trip
That's when I'm going, headed to Okinawa in September. if you like a slice of Tokyo on a Hawaiian type island, Naha, Okinawa is great.
You're so cute how happy you are about the trip. :P
I went to Japan and like you it is something I had always wanted to do, and it was amazing! But when I returned home to Britain, I had this constant regret that I wasn't in Japan. :(
Glad you had a great trip, Miggs:)
I must say I'm a little bit surprised that not many people spoke English my friend went to Japan for a week about 4 months ago and a lot of people spoke English but he wanted to try out his Japanese also, maybe it was the different areas you guys were in he did his own thing and didn't really get a guide or anything he really enjoyed it
I love Japan thats where I want to go!
Try being in Southern Japan in the middle of the summer!! (Kyushu to be exact). I did it twice, and it was just WTF HOT!!!! Was there in the spring once too and it was really nice. I loved Japan, and I want to go back soooo badly too.
You need to go to Japan in the spring.
when i moved to japan i was the same way it was like love at first sight
you should go to japan (north island) in the winter, SUPER, MEGA, SNOW TIME!!
Awesome video
She's so adorable