Tell me about anyone who has been to Japan, and if you have been to Japan, can you tell us about you

I went to Japan to see Aunt Hana.

I've only been to Tokyo, and I want to go to Hokkaido the most, and I want to eat crabs there.

I give it to all my colleagues and friends when I go. I bought them all at the 100 yen shop, and the ballpoint pens there were good, beautiful and easy to use. It's not expensive at zero hour, and the chocolate over there tastes pretty good, so you can buy some.

Buy cosmetics for girls, it's good to dye your hair.

Older people in Japan are still very polite, and you can often hear young people talking foul language on the streets of Tokyo. The environment is ok, and the bustling place is a bit dirty.

Japanese ramen is really delicious, no wonder Japanese people have grown up, and I think it may be the reason why I eat so much ramen. I was going to go to a friend in Tokyo for a few months this year, but when I got a job, I didn't make it.

And it's almost the same as in our country. The only thing is that I can't understand what I say, and people are still more polite. I prefer to be clean, soft-spoken, and quiet everywhere, including in the car, without loud talking.

When I go sightseeing, the attractions are different from the domestic ones, but the style is different, and the others are the same, and there are more people. If you want to go, go to Tokyo, where there are many places to get around, and then you can go to the sun or anything. Okinawa and Hokkaido are all good places.

If you don't have anything, it depends on your preferences, there is everything, expensive, cheap by the way, anyway, you get what you pay for, at least people won't deceive you.

Old Japanese students slip by:

Eat Japan, drink Japan, play Japan, and scold Japan.

The first impression of Japan is that it is clean and orderly. Japanese people are generally polite on the surface, but they don't know much about what they think inside.

Hokkaido, Okinawa, and Kyoto are all good choices.

Hello, you can rest assured to travel :

1. Japanese officials, non-governmental organizations, and individuals have 24-hour monitoring facilities in various parts of Japan, and the online data is updated in real time, and there has been no serious situation so far. The threat of nuclear contamination was once very serious, just a threat, and since March 11, 2011, 14 months, have there been reports of people suffering from acute or chronic radiation sickness? 100 million Japanese, 650,000 Chinese in Japan, plus so many Chinese and Westerners who go on short-term trips every day, even if some people want to hide it, can they hide it?

2. Soon after I returned to China, I met a famous professor of nuclear radiation medicine in China, and he checked my physical condition and there was no problem.

I went to Japan at the end of September, at a time when there was a discord between Japan and China, but I had a very good time in Japan, people Japanese are not like Chinese, and small things are propagated to death, first, people Japanese, especially young people, do not care about politics. Second, only some right-wingers are anti-China in Japan, and not all of them are anti-China. The Japanese are super polite, no matter who you are, people greet each other with a smile, Japan is super good, you will know when you go!

So no problem, the security in Japan is super good! Not even a thief.

The Japanese war of aggression in China is indeed hateful, but now it is okay to travel to Japan, and the Japanese have a very clear distinction between politics and life. Unless, of course, you can meet the right, which is generally unlikely. Japanese people are generally very friendly.

Although it may be pretended, when you are consuming, when you get lost, they will still be very enthusiastic to give you an answer and explanation. So if you look at Japan sensibly, it's no problem.

% Japanese people are friendly to foreigners. Speaking of danger, you are **, at least you don't have to worry about eating poisonous food.

2. Why are you worried that after your identity is known by the other party, the other party will ignore you? Don't help the ideas here put elsewhere.

The Japanese are very friendly to tourists.

If you're afraid of being bullied by little Japan, don't go.

Today, I am very happy and excited that I have gone to Japan. Because today I'm going to Japan!

In the morning, I got up at 6 o'clock, tidied up, washed my face, brushed my teeth, and had breakfast, and then my parents sent me to school. When I got to the school, there were a lot of people there. In the blink of an eye, it was 6:30 a.m., and I said goodbye to my parents.

I left school, and I left my mom and dad. There are 5 hours and 50 minutes left to reach Japan. Even there are 3 hours to Xiaoshan Airport. Although it was a long way, I was very happy because it was a special trip.

Three hours passed slowly. We arrived at Xiaoshan International Airport without any problems, we did a lot of checks, and finally we boarded a plane. This plane is a Japanese plane, Fei Tang is missing the plane can be advanced, one person has a TV, and headphones, and the plane meal is also delicious.

Particularly good is the clothing on the plane.

In the blink of an eye, 2 hours and 50 minutes passed, and we arrived at Osaka International Airport in Japan, which is much simpler than the inspection at Xiaoshan Airport.

As soon as we arrived in Osaka, we knew a tour guide, and we all called her Director Song. She is Chinese, but she lives in Japan.

After a while, our car came, and it took us to the place where we were on the boat. So we boarded a ship to the port of Kobe. It takes more than 1 hour to get from Osaka to Kobe Port. But it quickly passed.

After getting off the boat, we went to a restaurant close to the Boys' Nature House, and we had Japanese food that day, although I was a little unaccustomed to it, but it was the first time I ate it, so I ate more. After dinner, we went to the Boys' Nature House, which is located in Akashi City, in Kobe Port, in the Prefecture of Hiyodoku.

When we arrived at the Nature House, the teacher there first taught us how to lay the quilt and how to fold the quilt. Then Song Dao reported the name of the room. I slept in the same room with 7 other people, and we laid out the quilt and went to take a shower. After taking a shower, I fell asleep.

I went to Japan [What is the failure?] Nothing, just one step closer to success; What is success? It is that all the roads leading to failure have been passed, and there is only one road left, and that is the road to success. 】