Travel

I plan to release a Kindle to convey the true face of Japan to people traveling to Japan for the first time and those who are interested in the country.I will also share information and anecdotes that are not included in Japan travel guidebooks. I hope that this book will help you gain a deeper understanding of Japanese society and the temperament of the Japanese people.

Singapore is a very high-tech, futuristic city. I was very impressed by how good the Merlion was and how delicious the chicken rice was. However, I think prices are very high.I'd like to share my experience of my trip to Singapore.

I went to the largest market in Kuala Lumpur almost every day to buy ingredients. It was a very inspiring sight to see things like cow heads and whole birds, which you don't see in Japan. I think the fact that attitudes towards food differ from country to country is also a cultural difference.

Malaysia is a country that is very kind to the vulnerable. Malaysia's homeless are very lively and are protected by the local people.This is the polar opposite of how they are treated in Japan, and it left a strong impression on me.

One of my favorite areas in Kuala Lumpur is Chinatown. The Petronas Twin Towers, one of the city's symbols, are amazing, and Kuala Lumpur is a big city with lots of nature.

It was my first time in Malaysia, and I stayed in a condominium in the Indian quarter of Kuala Lumpur. Everything I saw and heard was new to me, and I experienced a lot of culture shock. I'd like to introduce it to you, comparing it with Japan.

I bought my first SIM-free mobile phone in Hong Kong. At the time, it was very difficult to buy a SIM-free mobile phone in Japan.After purchasing this phone, traveling abroad became even more convenient, but at the same time, I also felt the inconveniences of living in Japan.

This was my first experience of the shared seating culture in Hong Kong, which is not common in Japan. I got used to this custom and now feel comfortable at food stalls in any Asian country. I'll also talk about how surprised I was by how small the rooms in Hong Kong are.

My first overseas experience was in Hong Kong. Although it was only a short six months, I would like to share with you my life there.

Many Japanese people love group tours, as it is the Japanese temperament that prefers groups over individuals.