What do you think of Japan B?
this isn't the japan board
>>51358762What's Japan A for comparison?
>>51359004The Japan you read about in novels about cats and book stores
>>51359011In that case I'd put A and B on similar footing since I just roll the imagery for B into A already. My cousin in Japan married a dude like in the upper right image but he cleaned up his image after they had a kid and just looks like a regular dude now.
>>51359004minimalism, Zen Buddhism, appreciation of handicraft, manners etc
It's basically China but everything is smaller
>>51358762What is the bottom left picture supposed to represent?
>>51359600The living room of a working class family I guess. Not the strongest picture.
>>51358762It's basically China but everything is smaller
>>51359788I was gonna say, it actually looks quite comfy.
>>51358762I kind of want to stay at a love hotel. All those themed rooms look unique and fun compared to a standard hotel.
>>51358762All soulful except the propaganda van and the pachinko parlor
>>51358762That's what I imagine most of Japan is like.>Those gyaru milfsI want them to take turns sitting on my face.
>>51358762isn't this just kabukicho
If this isn't the Japan thread then where is it because it seems like the right side of things yknow?
>>51373538Looks a bit too residential for Kabukicho.
>>51358762Here in the US, this is like most of the Japanese people I've met that moved here. So I genuinely have no idea what the idea of "Japan A" is supposed to be
>>51359004Tea ceremonies and Rakugo I guess.>>51371969Does China even have a yankee and biker gang subculture?
>>51371992a lot of them are in the middle of nowhere and have weird rules about leaving and stuff like that
>>51383218Aw, I guess they don't want people just using them as actual hotels, huh?
>>51383223You rent them for hours, there's nothing really stopping you from renting one for the whole night other than it being really expensive