VolcomX311
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In hawaii it seems like the Japanese still believe in the clean, simple, mannerism, but here... it's like level MAX hah. They have slippers for everything. Like it's to the point where it's nonsense. Also, in Hawaii we have The Bon Festival Dances every weekend for like 3 months, in Japan it's for like 3 days. And it's something that barely anyone goes to. Where as in Hawaii it's like the thing to do on the weekends if you are a high schooler. Japanese here are definitely different from those in Hawaii. MUCH more relaxed. Well except my grandma... but her family is like most ppl here... have to clean up and provide EVERYTHING for guests, so much to the point where they have decided that inviting people is something they will NEVER do again. In Japan people like it but the things they notice is different.
Sushi in Japan is cheap at ANY 100 en sushi bar.. hahah. In Hawaii Sushi is pretty cheap at the kaiten sushi, the kind where they put the sushi on a conveyor belt. Not in the $1 range for fish, but 2 bucks for 2 is about right for the Maguro/Tuna.
I actually like grass fed australian beef, but my friends go to Kobe to eat it. All the meat that is made in Japan is MUCH fattier. Also, it's MUCH more expensive lol. maybe like $40 a pound? haha.
Things that are popular are definitely KNOWN by everyone, and EVERYONE looks the same as far as style/fashion.... sad really. Anyone who isn't doing what is popular is considered odd. Which is sad because they don't have much variety....
I stuck out like a sore thumb when I visited Taiwan, from my clothing, to my size to my haircut. Taiwan is also humid as all get out, like 100% humidity. I'd be down for some cheap sushi, sushi isn't cheap in SoCal, but I love it. Is there a surf culture in Japan?