I'm heading to Japan in a few months, drop whatever suggestion, consideration, experience you want
Ok, fine Jow Forumsellectuals
Andrew Price
Evan Sanders
Could you suck my cock?
Hunter Collins
Just say 'gomenasai' to everyone and bow.
Juan Bailey
My suggestion: stay there, that'll be one less weeb
Leo Gomez
we can arrange something if you're cute
Cooper Howard
Sanneizaka is as photogenic as the op image shows imo
Julian Hall
Do you love Japan?
Matthew Martin
Yes, I do love Japan
Cameron Brown
it's difficult to say without having gone through a handful of first hand experiences, but I can say for certain that I love its art though, and through it I'm getting invested in its culture and history
Josiah Myers
what does it say?
Henry Taylor
Avoid Kinkakuji unless you really want THAT photo to show to your friends, Ryoanji is a waste of money, if you have good legs go to fushimiInari jinja, it's surreal for the first 20 minutes, then surreal for the next 2 hours as you wonder when it'll end and never does
Gavin Green
I'd recommend you commit soduku lmao
Xavier Hughes
Julian Johnson
it's a recipe for a simple homemade dish from a southern italian city:
the spaghettata
spaghetti scarpara (for 6 people)
fry one clove of garlic in oil, add 600 grams of peeled tomatoes and cook them.
add 600g of spaghetti al dente, a handful of parsley, black pepper, shaved parmsean and hot pepper.
Ryan Smith
Kinkakuji is absolutely epic imo, l go there whenever l go to Kyoto
Jonathan Powell
mamma mia grazie mi piace Firenze!!!
Dylan Allen
an actual suggestion! thank you!
Wyatt Miller
>Kinkakuji is absolutely epic imo
I live litterally next to it
Tell me what's so great about it?
If by chance you don't drown in the sea of Chinese tourists all you get is the temple which you spend 10 minutes observing and that's about it
William Phillips
np intbro!
I don't really know why the other vietnamese guy answered for me but I appreciate the enthusiasm
Thomas Morgan
>Tell me what's so great about it?
just gaze at the roof of 檜皮葺 of Kinkakuji and the ground floor of 禅宗様 which is so goddamn dark that it gives you an impression that it vertically sandwiches, oppresses, absorbs and kills the ephemeral brightness of the 2nd and the 3rd gilded cage. and you'll then realize Kinkakuji is an instantaneous frame of transition from extravagance to Wabi Sabi. Kinkakuji is a bretty paradoxical building in that sense : gold is Wabi Sabi. it shouldn't be protagonized despite its self-description of its appellation. l can give you many other arguments but can't be arsed.
it's a personal taste after all tho.
Camden Martin
m-maybe I could
Sebastian Butler
oops the 1st floor is 書院造
Brayden Rivera
yakushima if you are into hiking and want to be in a rather tourist and people free area of japan
John Reyes
although l said "the self-description of its appellation", "Kinkakuji" is nothing more than just a sobriquet. but you get my point right
Andrew Myers
I suggest you to go to Nigata, this was my hometown and has great nature.
You can feel rural atmosphere of 1980s in Japan.
There are a lot of nice guys there, your trip must be comfortable.
Jace Baker
thank you! that looks majestic
Evan King
thank you as well, when I have the time I love chilling in "smaller" cities that give back a truer feeling of their country