いつも映画やSNSで見ていた東京の心臓部、渋谷の交差点を探検してみた【海外の反応】

So in the UK you'd say "Jesus" or "Jesus Christ" as an expression of surprise or annoyance. Presumably Japanese has words for these feelings, but not those lol. What are they/what do they translate to? Thanks 😁

Are you aware of anything interesting or relevant, or something to be aware of when the calendar flips over to 2024 in Japan? New laws/rules/tax increases or decreases etc? Things I know of are: * Japan has designed new banknotes, they will be released July 2024. * The '2024 problem' Truck drivers across Japan are facing an overtime cap that would limit them to 960 hours a year as part of the government's work-style reforms. The change is scheduled to take place starting next April.

I am back home in the England at the moment and I got a train to take me about 20km to the nearest town so I could visit my cousin. The ticket cost about 14 pounds, which is about 2,500 yen. In Japan, the train from where I live to Shinjuku, also a trip of around 20km, costs 420 yen. The difference in price is shocking. ​ Not only this, but the trains in Japan are cleaner. They look more nicely designed inside and are more frequent, too. It really frustrates me that we can't have nice, clean, reasonably priced public transport here. When I come home, public transport here despresses me and I find myself missing Japan, where they do it properly. ​ I mean, the ticket I bought here yesterday was about six times the cost for the same distance, and on a grubbier train. Ugh.

I've been there 5 times now and I can't seem to stop myself from going again... is addiction to a country a thing? All that is in my head is Japan. Nothing else... has anyone else had this addiction before? Is there an AA for this form of addiction? Lol