Would you say its better to live in or visit Tokyo,Japan?
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I would definitely say it's better to visit Tokyo. Afterall, who would want to live in any other country than the United States?????
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There is so much going on in that great country, that the problem is an excess of choices. For me, it would probably be Toronto - one of the most livable cities in the world. The relatively high standard of living, activities, culture, safety, cleanliness - just a cool place to be.
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Ask me?\nAustralia or Japan
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I hope this is purely rhetorical.  If you're really serious, and can afford the move, AND continue to live there, I would start with a visit to each.  I believe that to be the only way to make a realistic decision.
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New Zealand is a fantastic country to be in,in terms of culture,wheather and also the people there.I dont think there is any racial discrimination in that country,so it is a safe place to go or even a place to settle down.New Zealand is a country which is not as urban as the U.S but it has a mixture of nature and city lifestyles.I have been there once and it gives me a extremely good experience.The people there are also kind and nice.It is definitely a good place,no doubt.It is worth it.If you want more of urban living settle down in the north part of New Zealand,if u want to live nearer to the nature settle down in the southern part of New Zealand
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I agree Japanese culture is incredible. If you can move out there than do it. everything there is  so open minded and everything is based on respect. Very poor and dirty though because there are too many people.
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Australia or Japan \ntime for change
896013
Ya, go to little Tokyo in down town L.A.
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Japan is the most expensive country in the world \nBy which Tokyo is the most expensive City
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LA.\n\ndepends on where you are residing right now.
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My friend's wife is from Colombia.  They met while they were studying at an American university, and when he returned to Japan, she followed him.  They eventually got married, but she had a real difficult time for the first year or so because she spoke no Japanese.  Now, after having been in Japan for ten years, she says she loves it here and never want to move to another country, including her home country.  I think Lations and Japanese share some of the same values, like importance of family, so it might be easy to assimiliate in that regards.
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Australia or Japan \nWhy? Because
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I work as a lecturer at a university in Japan and have for a number of years. There have always been students on exchange and I can say this about them:\n\nIf it is in your nature to enjoy such experiences, then you will. However, if you are prone to homesickness, not at all outgoing, or too settled in your own way of things, then you are likely to not enjoy it.\n\nFor almost ten years I've lived here and I have seen every type of person come and go. Be careful of the advice you get. The only one who knows if you'll like it is you. It is an amazing country, it is different, there are annoying things for sure, but there are great things. Choose your university well, consider where in the country you would like to live, and make a decision.\n\nGood luck in your decisions.
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Depends on if you want to live in San Francisco for not. For me, if I could afford it, it'd be worth it.
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It really just depends on what makes you happier. If you have new friends here and you like it better then I'd stay. However if you went to the old school and you like it better I'd stay there. IT all comes down to if you're ready to face your past.
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Firstly, I want to be with my own kind in regards to culture, traditions, language, ethnicity, etc. However, Japan is very appealing to me. Its the only exception I'd make to this rule.\n\nAnd its time the 3rd world put the begging bowl down and started doing things for themselves instead, so no help from me!
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It's great! I've lived and worked all over (Australia, US, Germany & Ireland), and London is by far my favourite place. It's not cheap, though; The rent may well kill you.