If you have lived in a single country for a long time, you probably will take it for granted that there are some old shrines, temples, and other cultural or historical stuff. Isn't it sad? valuable things have always been around you, but you haven't noticed how priceless they are. But when you are asked a question like what is this or what is that, you will realize that you did not know anything about them and feel like you wanna find out their history. 

In today's episode, I invited a friend of mine from the US, who really likes Japan. I asked why you got attracted by Japan or Japanese things, and I myself answered a very difficult question, which is "Why do I still live in Japan?"

following topics:

culture stuffs briefly

Different perspectives in terms of convenience like technology

Recalling some old memory, back around three years ago (personal one)

Future plan 

You sometimes hear noise because of technical issues Internet, sorry about this. But other than that, It was quite an enjoyable episode. Let's find out what it is like to live in Japan.

 *I sometimes misunderstood what he said, I am sorry about this. I mispronounced several words: fax machine, which sounds like f**k but I didn't intend to say that.

今回からお便りやリクエストを始めました。何かリクエストなどがあれば、こちらのグーグルフォームからお願いします。

( guess what, I made a request form. If you have a message or request, you can reach me through this google form.

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