And hot springs! I just got back from Kusazu -- no rotenburo this time but a great natural hot spring bath. Rotenburo are the best though, especially in winter.

I have to agree...gotta love onsen! Japanese know how to relax in style :D

I must say, I love the way the language looks as well as sounds.

Everything???? lol

I know there stuff that people dislike about it but its hard for me to find anything i dislike (japan wise that is).

Food, cars, the night life, so on etc etc i could be here all night if i name everything.

I love the language, too. Because the Japanese frown on saying certain things directly, there's a playfulness about the language. You can put a sneaky little spin on a statement by using yakuza or Buddhist monk slang, a handy four-character phrase, or switching politeness levels momentarily. It's what makes speaking Japanese fun for me.

I like that Japan imorts alot of stuff but... omg I love everything. Like I even like the lot of study stuff because you get really smart =3. But the fashion, language, TV... culture :rheart: :rolleyes: Just everything!

Great food. The timely train system. That it's different. All the gadgets. The low crime rate. Things like ebi-burgers that make even fast food interesting. And last but not least, karaoke.

Food, Scenery, Technology, Bath Houses and most of the people are pretty nice :)

I love the language, it's very cute in a lot of ways, like the origin of certain words and such. The writing is very distinct too ( Hiragana/katakana I mean. Kanji is Chinese...and it's a love/hate relationship ¦3 ). I also love Japan's ingenuity. They can make anything, and I mean anything more efficient or cooler, instantly. There are so many awesome subcultures too. And can't forget fashion... And I hope someday I can finally experience onsen. I've heard so much good stuff about it, it makes my head dizzy thinking about finally trying one, hahah.

technology, yakinikku, hot spring, ability to study japanese constantly