It could be anything—a tourist spot, a place to stay, a restaurant, an amusement park, junk food, a festival, etc. Field doesn't matter! Please let me know if there's anything that blew you away, somewhere you'd love to visit again, or something you'd highly recommend to everyone.
Finding random smoking areas at night with a softpack of Peace and a can of Boss, listening to some Toshiki Kadomatsu
>>2916130McDonald's
>>2916130The Kansai region: Osaka, Kyoto, and Nara are a great one-stop shop. City-life in Osaka, lots of sights nearby if you stay near Namba station. Great street food and restaurants. Koshien Stadium for baseball. A day-trip to Minoh Waterfall is a good nature excursion.Kyoto, the traditional capital of Japan is a quick train ride away. So is Nara an even more ancient capital.
try looking for Tomb of Christhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kirisuto_no_Hakaand then go to Abashiri Prison near Otaru
>>2916242The Teriyaki Burger, a menu item exclusive to Japan, features a sweet and savory onions sauce-based sauce that gives it a great flavor.
>>2916130Let's try the tempura rice bowl at the fast-food chain Tenya. You can get one for about $4. It's not the absolute best, but it's worth trying before you go for a fancy tempura rice bowl at a restaurant.
>>2916230Based.
Dancing all night long at the Gujo Odori festival
>>2916130Going across that one very big crosswalk that goes diagonal at that very busy intersection I'm Shibuya or Ginsa I forget which. That and seeing the train go through the building in Chongqing.
>>2916737You mean the Shibuya Scramble Crossing, right? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfVK7ld38Ys
>>2916130Sorry I can only provide a recommendation if you provide your detailed itinerary
Tokonyan the Watchful Cat, Tokoname City, Aichi Prefecture
>>2916130Get drunk with a bunch of Japanese people.
>>2916892Andy's Shin Hinomoto located under the Yurakucho Overpass, Tokyo
>>2916130I loved exploring. Found some awesome places of interest that way, granted I had a lot of time to explore. One time I was out and I saw a garage that had a bunch of WWII jeeps, trucks and tanks there. I got a special tour all because I asked. That's all to say don't overitinerize what you do. Make sure you have blank space to find interesting things. >>2916892This too. Sang karaoke with the locals. They loved it when I did Sinatra and A Cruel Angel's Thesis.
Hitachi National Park
idk number 1 but here's some I liked like the adachi museum
>>2916995Zamami
>>2916997Staying the night in Itsukushima and seeing the gate without crowds is cool And a yakitori restaurant in Hiroshima called konoha
Wendy's MEGA burger with seven beef patties and four slices of cheese
>>2916997>>2916998>white boardreminds me of 2013
>>2916997Okinawa?
>>2916737There's way better things to do in Shibuya I avoid that crossing and usually walk around even though its further because there's way too many fucking peoplet. in shibuya right now
Within walking distance of Ryogoku Station are many tourist attractions, including the Ryogoku Kokugikan, the Edo-Tokyo Museum, the Sumida Hokusai Museum, the Sword Museum, Eko-in Temple, Ryogoku bathhouse Edo-yu and the Ryogoku River Center. There are also many restaurants serving chanko, and since many sumo stables are concentrated in the area, it’s common to run into sumo wrestlers on the streets. Some sumo stables even allow visitors to observe sumo practice sessions.
for me its Beppu on Kyushu. Hot spring town with lots of vibes.
>>2917275Oita City is a hot spring resort where 90 percent of its 110,000 residents work in the hot spring industry. Suica and ICOCA cards are accepted on city buses. The summit of Mt. Tsurumi, located in the western part of the city, remains cool even in summer. It’s said to be 10 degrees cooler than the city center.
>>2917382That's incorrect—it's Beppu City in Oita Prefecture, not Oita City.
finding a garden or temple grounds with inexplicably no people so you can just walk around in explore, ideally while it’s misty for extra cool factor
>>2916958>Andy's Shin Hinomoto located under the Yurakucho Overpass, TokyoBetter known as Babby's First Izakaya. Overpriced, food sucks, and it's 100% tourists or Jap retards who want to try and leech some English practice. Shimbashi has hundreds of better izakaya.
>>2917665>Jap retards who want to try and leech some English practiceThere are a lot of people on this board who want to befriend those kinds of Japs In more ways than one.
I always eat the maguro zanmai combo menu at Sushi Zanmai.
>>2917273A hands-on sumo entertainment facility and restaurant located in Ryogokuhttps://sumoland.jp/
>>2916130getting invited to an onsen with a group of straight men you just met at the izakaya
>>2916449I love tendon tenya. Went there 3-4 times during my 5 week japan trip. Got the big tempura bowl
Is the ramen at Kinryu in Dotonbori, Osaka, any good?
>>2918471Haven't been there but you definitely need to try Ichiran ramen as well.
>>2918472Ichiran and Coco Curry aren't particularly well-regarded among Japanese people. They're generally considered to be aimed at international tourists.
>>2918608I have been to Ichiran and Gogo Curry in a few different places and they have always been full of Japanese customers.
>>2916892I do this sometimes but I've seen so many videos on youtube where white guys were drinking and having a great time with a bunch of japanese people. But when you translate what the japs were saying to eachother right in front of the white guys, they were doing a lot of shittalking. In one video that went viral a few weeks back they even conspired and tried to trick the guy into paying for their dinner and drinks. Makes me wonder how many times that has happened to me
>>2918680I have always had a good time drinking with Japanese I just met and never experienced that. Then again I speak conversational level Japanese so that obviously helps.
>>2917382>>2917275>BeppuCan you detail more about the region?Is there cheap options for private lodging with personal onsen? are most of the onsens uncrowded ?What else is there to do besides soak in water and chill ? I think I will explore it this winter and want to know some tips and tricks
>>2918680>NOOOOO YOU CANT BE RACIST TO ME I AM BRAHMIN WHITE MAN SIRImagine being so weak you can't handle some bants from the Japs
I like how happy the Indian convenience store workers are when I , a white man , show up ,I dont know if its white skin or the chance to speak English or if japs abuse them but they seem quite happy in my presence.
>>2918765If you're looking for an affordable inn with an indoor bath, there are places where a room for two without meals costs around $100 (though I've never stayed there myself). Fubuan charges around $200 per night; all the rooms are detached houses, and every room comes with an indoor bath or a semi-open-air bath, so it offered great value for the money.
>>2918801They always try to speak English to me and I reply in Japanese. No Ranjit I'm not here to serve you.
>>2918765Since it’s a hot spring entertainment city, I think families with children and couples can enjoy staying there for a few days. Or you could take a trip from Beppu to Yufuin and Kurokawa Onsen.
>>2917273In addition to Tokyo, Grand Sumo tournaments are held in Osaka, Nagoya, and Fukuoka. There are also many regional tours. As a result, sumo wrestlers spend half the year away from Tokyo. During that time, only injured wrestlers remain in Tokyo.
