Would you live In Japan?

I don't know. First of all, I have neither the resources nor the knowledge of the place to go there. (By, "Knowledge", I mean the language which I'm good at studying the written language, and desperately need to start working with my CD course for the spoken language. I also want to know where to go besides Tokyo, which is where I would like to first.) Also, discrimination is legal in Japan, so that's a little off-putting, but I'd like to go anyway as it's that widespread in Japan by any means.

There was a time when I was infatuated by everything Japan and Japanese, and I did want to live there. As the infatuation was toned down to simple interest over time, I really can't say that I would like to live there. I'll visit the place first, then decide. It certainly seems better than America in some regards, definitely.

Yes I'd live in Japan in a heart beat if i got the chance. One day I'll go though. I think it's such a neat place. i'm also a big fan of the tuner world along with racing and imports.

i would live in a japan just for the cars and the racing scene

i would love to live in japan and not just for anime and manga purposes but because of the fact that theyre is alot less wastfulness in america we waste to much

^ Japan is alot more advanced than America, also alot more crouded that America...the sad part is, people see animes and assume Japan is really like that- it's not.

No I wouldn't live there. I'm happy where I am!

I would love to visit japan, but not live there (i dont know lang. or anything). I like where I am right now and I don't want to leave.

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Originally Posted by fma1012

I would love to visit japan, but not live there (i dont know lang. or anything). I like where I am right now and I don't want to leave.

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Haha, you're just like me. :)
People look at the Japanese and think, "Wow, they live such fun lives!" but you know, if you were Japanese, you wouldn't be thinking that way. Sigh. No one's ever satisfied with their own lives, eh. :p It'd be more fun to visit Japan once in a while, and get all excited about what you experience there, rather than get bored after experiencing the same thing over and over again for years.

i would. and i did until i moved to the US last month