Do Japanese love their mountains? Do they often leave the cities to admire the mountains?

god this pisses me off. americans are the worst fucking cunts on this planet yet they were gifted with the greatest landscape on earth. fuck you

? we're nice and hospitable people in real life

nah you're all right, i did a transcontinental trip in the usa at the start of the usa and i met some very nice people. but overall theres something offputting. when i was there, it's like i was home but david lynch was the director

>at the start of the usa
at the start of the year

Do they barebacking at the mountains?

Weird, it probably has something to do with watching our movies and stuff. What do you mean by you felt that you were in a lynch movie? Like you were in the peaceful part of a horror movie?

they take a shuttle bus from tokyo to a little hill with snow, go out and look at the snow around the parking lot, and then take the shuttle bus back

>it probably has something to do with watching our movies and stuff
it has to do with americans being unbearable, vapid idiots, you dumb mutt

alright

>What do you mean by you felt that you were in a lynch movie?
australia and usa are very much alike in terms of cultural norms, consumerism, tastes in the arts, politics etc but there are tiny intricacies which do make it distinct. these nuances are hard to describe, and it was more prevalent in how people acted/responded. still very hard to describe. the strangest part i found is that the movies don't lie, usa is exactly like what ive seen in the cinemas thousands of times before so that added to the surreal aspect.

don't they have the best ski resorts in the world?

That's really interesting, I always thought that Australia was quite different, i've never been there before or even left North America for that matter but people from other anglo countries like to nitpick the US and point out it's qualities as if they're really different

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australia is america-lite, don't let the shitposts fool you. obviously because the usa is a much older country there has been more diversification in the culture (notably each state is quite distinct from each other which is fascinating) but we are both historically european western countries founded on the same value systems brought by the colonialists. australia's constitution is partly based on the american constitution and our parliament is also a mix between the westminster system and the usa congress system in regards to how our upper and lower house function.

Niseko isn't so good tb h. There's good snow but it's like being in Europe

>but it's like being in Europe
isn't that a good thing

yes

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Well kind of. Nips there hate us and told me we ruined the place. No point in doing a 12 hours flight to end up in a place that's a bad copy of Switzerland

>a bad copy of Switzerland
How is your sea food Hansel ?

>Do they often leave the cities
not really, but I feel happy every time I see (tiny) Mt. Fuji

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Isn't it like some deity in Japan ?

>australian geography

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I want to go cycling in the Japanese mountains

youtube.com/watch?v=-yNS7EF7LGI
Japan has a pretty interesting and unique climbing scene, pretty cool 2bh