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Thoughts on Mexico City? I need to use a week of vacation and figured it might be a cool city to go to. I like regular touristfag stuff, drinking too much, getting laid, I’m a total normie.
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>>2919442
It's pretty nice, but as a single guy I'd recommend Colombia instead
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>>2919442
>I need to use a week of vacation and figured it might be a cool city to go to. I like regular touristfag stuff, drinking too much, getting laid, I’m a total normie.
So here's the plan:
>2 days India
>2 days Appalachia
>2 days Singapore
>1 day flying

This is the standard /trv/ approved 7 day vacation circuit.
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>>2919442
Have you tried walking in slums? I heard Mexican slums are nice for walking and this time of year
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It's okay desu, a bit overrated which I assume comes from libtards chimping out over trump.

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Saw that the gear thread had 404'ed while I was gone. Figured I would bake a new one.

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>>2877573
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Do airlines even check the weight of those?
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>>2917597
they check your carryon but dont really check your personal item sometimes. as long as its small
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>>2917435
A light bag is a super power, get some quick dry clothes and you can just carry 2 sets, wear them a few days and wash in the sink they dry overnight
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>>2917597
It depends on the airline and airport and is completely random. I've almost never seen it done. Budget airlines do it a lot more than legacy airlines.
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>>2905159
>twice the money for half the drink
Lots of places have free refills

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Is South East Asia (specifically Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia) worth visiting during monsoon season (sept/oct)?

I have a month off
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>>2917210
I know, right? Bragging about getting an authentic tattoo like it's still 2010.
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>>2917099
>Getting a sak yant tattoo in Thailand
wow dude you're so real and mystical and deep and stuff
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>>2917696
What's the easiest SEA country to get a motorbike license in which I could then use in every other ASEAN cunt?
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>>2914888
>>2914904
it just sounds like typical florida summertime rain where there's a thunderstorm every fucking day at 4pm
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>>2919404
Yep. Similar climate patterns its just more extreme being close to the equator. The heat of the day absorbs water vapor until its too heavy and cools off and then the heavens fall

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>visit san fran because family wanted to visit
>believed the pol memes
>arrive and everyone is asian, old, and polite
>see no real crime outside of the containment zone downtown
>no faggots outside the faggot neighborhood
>no joggers
>weather was perfect with a bunch of natural parks just a couple hours drive way from each other
>heavy military presence
I was lied to and now I resent myself for not visiting sooner
>locals did say it was rough a few years ago though
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>>2917313
>There are shitty cities run by Republicans and good cities run by Democrats. It'

You sound retarded
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>>2912362
literally me
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>heavy military presence
You make it sound like a good thing.
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>>2912362
foucault is that you?
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>>2917318
i had to live in oklahoma city for three months, it's filled with fucking meth zombies under all the overpasses

Anyone have experience working as a flight attendant? Thinking about quitting my current job and becoming one. I hear that the pay can be garbage on the first year and you'll be away from friends and family, obviously. However it seems like a good way to travel the world for relatively cheap.
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>>2917334
>India, etc all surpassing us as we shoot ourselves in the face with AI. I'm just tired bosss...
Appalachian bricshitter detected
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It's a very depressing job that takes years to finally be treated as a human being, and even there it's a very dysfunctional lifestyle.

On the other side, never date a woman who's flight attendant, she will 100% cheat on you. Sex is rampant because it's their only way to ''enjoy life' and pilots/other male attendants will be hitting on her 24/7 even if they know she's married with kids.

Being stuck in hotels with limited time to ''rest'' and male coworkers being starved dogs almost always ends with crazy things. My friend is a pilot and told me he fucked a ton of married women from his crew rotations with very little effort which explains why the divorce rate is insanely high for this profession.
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Imagine being such an underpaid person while still paying union fees simply to spend 1-2 days abroad
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>>2916667
I took the CDL pill and I'm making 1.5/wk in my first month. It sucks ass but it's one of the only jobs a low tier wagie can quit and find new work on demand. That's why I'm doing it. Plus all of the piss stained truck stops in America are just outside my front door.
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>>2917292
holy shit you're retarded
flight attendant is one of the gayest professions for men
AIDS patient zero in america was literally a male flight attendant

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Discuss travel to Costa Rica and other Central American countries here.

October is rainy season, so ominous storms with plentiful lightning are a regular occurrence throughout the region.
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Walking downtown I took a road through a modernized corridor full of American goyslop franchises. There were a few homeless, but the streets were mostly empty of people. Downtown has a lot of crumbling old buildings. I stopped by a neighborhood bar full of exuberant people. Even the bartenders were drinking and getting rowdy in the spirit of a Costa Rica Saturday night. A beer was $3 and shrimp ceviche was $7.50, both lower prices than in the tourist areas. No extra charges on the menu price either.

But outside it only got bleaker as I looped around on a different set of streets. The infamous Coca Cola bus terminal is homeless druggie central, with trash strewn everywhere and drug dealers shouting across the street at me. No street poop, interestingly. My throry is that the missing sidewalk grates every few blocks are used as toilets.

Panama City was also rough, but the streets had plenty of vendors doing legit business even at 10 pm. Here in Costa Rica sidewalk vending is illegal, so with all the shops shuttered the streets felt really ghetto. Only the bars were full of alcohol-fueled happiness. I didn't see any single women in the neighborhood bars, mainly couples. The nightclubs seemed mostly dead at 9 pm...zoomies don't come out til much later.

Panama City was of course warmer and more humid than San Jose, but it had a lovely oceanfront promenade. Its business district also looked more impressive. And everything was cheaper for a budget traveler than San Jose.
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The price chart shows a steady increase in spending as this trip went on. Averages will be computed at day's end tomorrow.
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This is the current breakdown. With only ¢7550 ($16) to spend tomorrow, I will have to skimp.
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It's cold in the USA. Winter is already here, browning the leaves on the trees. No cute girls in belly tops to be seen here. Next stop, Peru.

Total spend in-country: $822 or $41 per day
Lodging: $335 for 11 nights hostel & 8 nights hotel - $17.64 per day
Food: $339 - $17 per day with no cooking
734 km covered on 23 bus rides to 16 different places: $59.50
Beer: $55
Laundry: $33.50
Cell service: Unnecessary
Tours: Unnecessary
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>>2914764
Did you fugg any chicks? And I've seen you're posts once 2024, what's your total budget# since then? You've been traveling that entire time?

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ive been in romania for about a month now. been alright, in sibiu right now, decent town. i much prefer it to bucharest, i thought bucharest was designed shite and wasnt really a city i enjoyed to be in. Brasov was cool. I was talking to a guy dressed in traditional clothing and he told me this is a german town which i guess is cool. a lot of organ meat dishes in romania which im trying to get used to with my irish palette. getting kind of bored now in this country, what have you guys been up to, wheres your next destination or are you already in it? i have a few more pictures from romania if anyones interested in seeing them. yeah. dont know where to go to next. the english proficiency here isnt bad. Im having a much better time with people than rural france.
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thanks for sharing OP

>>2918907
>keep posting about your trip anon, Romania is listed as safer than France by the Australian government
romania is really a safe country, as most scum emigrated its now in the top worldwide for safety
its poor, a different kind of shithole, but its not violent place at all
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what do you think of the girls OP? are they goodlooking in general? easygoing?
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>>2918923
So desolate. Are all small Romanian cities this empty?
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>>2919306
Safety does not include having your stuff stolen. Pickpocketing and thieving is a much worse problem in Romania than most other European countries. And in other countries it's often Romanians doing the thieving.
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>>2919306
>as most scum emigrated its

This is a fact and true of all eastern Europe. Criminals all went to Britain, France, Italy and spain where they are allowed to steal from tourists. You just never feel safe in western Europe compared to eastern Europe

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Any one here ever been to road side attraction that no longer exist like Guntown Mountain in Cave City Kentucky? Other places the come to kind is Ghost Town in the Sky in Maggie Valley NC. These places are cool to look at history or stuff like this still sitting there rotting. Kind of a creepy eerie vibe.
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>>2914174
Weird how Mexicans were a novelty in the 70s and now they are half the population
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Does anyone like watching urban explorer videos? I love it when they go to abandoned theme/water parks. Will do it myself but don’t have the time and money
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IY-DCWXzbh4&pp=ygUVR2hvc3QgdG93biBpbiB0aGUgc2t5&ra=m
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>>2915610
I prefer wacky road side attractions.
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>>2914174
>>2917523
There is there weird Alien themed beef jerky store in the Cali dessert in between LA and Vegas. Forgot which town it’s in but very quirky tourist trap
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>>2914034
universal owns some cheap hotels on the property now, wet n wild was great back in the day, der stuka was the best water slide ever

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I grew up in 1990s having some Indian friends and I ended up liking their food and even their Bollywood stuff. I want to take my wife (and 5yo child) to India this fall/winter, but wife is poisoned by anti-Indian stuff that took over the internet.

I have 1 shot to change her mind. Can be all-inclusive vacation in some resort as long as nobody shits on the beach and we're not puking our guts out.
How something like Goa or Kerala compares to something like Mombasa or Zanzibar?
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>>2919316
Try to get into Northeast India
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>>2919321
I heard Sri Lanka is India light and that's the 2nd option. I was wondering if there's actual India experience that is also decent and relatively family friendly.
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>>2919325
Any particular recommendations?
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>>2919329
The whole area is entirely different from regular India, the people are a separate race and religion and speak English as their main language. The only downside is you need a permit to go there, even jeets need a permit so there's not that many. Look up Manipur or Kohima etc
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>>2919316
taking a kid to india is a bit of a challenge anon
but if it must be done i suggest doing something like renting a houseboat in kerala and floating around the waterways for a bit
kerala is a bit more civilised than most indian states. they have a higher standard of living, better education etc

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Quick Start Guide for First Timers:

Visa: Most countries get 90 days visa-free. Check if you need an eVisa or ARC if staying longer. Fill out your arrival card online before arriving for less stress.
Best Time: Oct–Dec for perfect weather (dry season). Avoid July–Sept typhoon season unless you like rain and chaos.
Getting Around: Taipei MRT is clean, cheap, and efficient as fuck. Youbike only needs an easy card and is essentially free unless you want to ride for hours.
High Speed Rail (HSR) for city hopping (Taipei Kaohsiung in ~1.5h).
Scooters are god outside Taipei. Get an international permit if you plan to ride.
Uber works but taxis are cheap. Avoid during rush hour or rain.

Food:

Night markets are mandatory. Shilin, Raohe, Ningxia, etc.
Must eats: Beef noodle soup, stinky tofu (acquired taste), oyster omelettes, bubble tea (original homeland), pineapple cake, mango shaved ice. All you can eat hotpot also.
7-11 and FamilyMart are better than in most countries, you can live off them if you want.


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>>2919201
Once in a while I check in on his stuff. He's always been mega cringe. I likes his stuff from mainland china more, the videos with cmilk
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>>2912607
I'm curious to hear y'all's experience with the local women in Taipei.

I know I'm not the only one to hook up with SH, MH, or AY.
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>>2919298
I had lunch with a local actress while in the midst of philosophy readings on devote love and social dynamics. My headspace was very solemn. She was satisfyingly pleasant, I was suboptimally pleasant.
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>>2917958
Hey good for you. Anyone that spends some time in Utah has less than rosey things to say about them. They're not pleasant people to be around.
>judge you and each other about drinking coffee or tea
>you're really going to drink that?? the body is a temple
>commonly fat and ugly anyway
>still big on sugar drinks anyway like root beer it's ok since it doesn't have caffeine
>doped up on anti depressants
>high autism rates (literally)
>runaways and suicides aren't too uncommon
>they will screw people over or abuse them and their associates will cover for them, lie, and give testament to their good character and morals to help try and cover it up
>routinely marginalize anyone who doesnt submit
>"they're not like us"
>if someone tries to leave The Church™ people may very well be sent to harass their family members (happened to a roommate of mine)
I can keep going but I'd rather just not.
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>>2919315
yes, white culture can be a terrifying nightmare

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Which is the most perfect area in south America?
As you get older you realise going to boiling hot places isn't as fun as it's made out to be. Where isn't hot, not rainy, has good food, decent history and culture, has natural sights?
Does it exist?
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How bout this chart of cities in South America?
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>>2918074
The premium cities are all violent shitholes
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>>2918009
This isn't one of your gay apps. Don't ever describe your appearance us unprompted, and when it's not even relevant to the subject
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>>2916550
Anybody visited french guyana ? I've always wanted to visit there.
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>>2918074
completely bugbrained dataslop approach to traveling to use somebody else's costs and quality ratings

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>tfw they wouldn't upgrade you to premium economy
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>>2909808
>Free premium upgrade
Extremly unlikely
>atleast a seat with extra legroom
That can happen quite frequently; often those are normally assigned upon check-in if no one pre-books them. But still a luck game.
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>>2911579
Only the woman is eating that stuff. The man seems anoyed by the smell.
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>>2908655
I’m a credit card junkie. I had ANA first class all to myself the first time I flew back from Japan. The entire plane was filled otherwise, and they refused to upgrade a single person to be with me. I had two flight attendants the entire time all to myself. It was completely ridiculous
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>>2916064
>>2914814
since when did spirit have leather seats
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>>2910136
Listen to the OG plapjak here young'uns
Not all tits are the same once you unwrap them

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Alaska... based or a hellhole?
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>>2918545
No but I'd much rather be around Thirdies than fat depressed amerimutts on anti-psychotic meds
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>>2918929
Eskimo ladyboys :3
>>2918943
the thirdies are fat psychos too
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>>2918945
>the thirdies are fat psychos too
no they aren't your average third worlder is smarter than your college grad these days. watch this guy called Hasan Piker he basically playes what america is like. Even Philippines better and smarter
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If you're a rugged /out/ type who would rather fish and hunt than do literally anything else you'd probably enjoy it.

If you ever want to date/start a family and/or if you're not ultra outdoorsy you'll hate it

Everyone is an alcoholic or on drugs. Everyone. It's the most beautiful place in the world a few months out of the year and a depressing dark hellhole the rest of the year. Even in the gorgeous summer the mosquitos are so bad it sucks if you're a person mosquitos are attracted to
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>>2918929
sir this is a wendy's

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There exists programs called Birthright Israel, which give ethnic Jews worldwide a free 10-day trip to Israel to connect with Judaism. I'm not Jewish religiously (Catholic) but my mom's mom is Jewish so I qualify for a free trip.

Should I do it just for the free vacation? The cutoff is 27 and I'm 25 right now, so I'd have to do it in the next year-and-a-half and I'm not exactly sure how safe it will be in that period. Btw for my background I've never been outside the US and Canada and only speak English, so I'm definitely not experienced when it comes to international travel.
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Israeli government has spent more than $1.2 billion on propaganda and SEO hacking, targeting international audiences including the United States. This includes a record 2026 national budget allocation of 2.35 billion shekels (~$730 million) specifically to manipulate political left and right from hating Israel, representing a fivefold increase from pre-war levels [1][2][3]. These funds support movies, tv-series, social media campaigns, search engine SEO manipulation, influencer partnerships, online websites, communities, forums, groups etc. propaganda/manipulation, AI/LLM model training data manipulation, and foreign agent registrations under U.S. law [4][5]. Despite this unprecedented spending, polling indicates the campaign has not reversed declining favorability: as of July 2026, 62% of Americans held an unfavorable view of the Israeli government, up from prior years [6]. Globally, disapproval of Israel’s military conduct in Gaza remains high (median 78% across 24 countries in late 2023), though attitudes vary significantly by region and do not support claims of universal or near-universal hatred among any demographic group [7]. While the scale of Israel’s influence operations is well-documented, attributing all positive online commentary to paid actors is unsubstantiated; organic support persists alongside state-funded messaging.
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I heard it read like a north Korea trip. Take that for what it's worth
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>>2913368
What do jewish girls smell like?
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>>2916863
gefilte fish

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Going to Japan in a month and desperately need feedback on my itinerary. Trying not to cram too much in but worried I ended up with a boring agenda. Any recommendations welcome, especially regarding Showa era design, working class history/culture, public transit, or CLAMP.

Day 1: Shinjuku - land in afternoon, hotel, neon lights, ramen dinner
Day 2: Harajuku and Shibuya - Takeshita Street, KiddyLand toy store, 3pm lunch reservation at anime cafe, Tower Records, scramble crossing
Day 3: Hakone - tourist loop and ryokan
Day 4: Kyoto - Railway museum and area around station
Day 5: Osaka - Shinsekai and Dotonbori - buy a sukajan, eat takoyaki, play retro arcade games, return to Kyoto at night
Day 6: Gion and Higashiyama - walking tour, ??
Day 7: Philosopher's Path - kissaten omurice and melon soda for lunch, sento in the evening
Day 8: Fushimi Inari, Uji for lunch, matcha, and Tale of Genji museum
Day 9: Shinkansen to Tokyo, walking tour of Asakusa, 6pm reservation at Dawn robot cafe
Day 10: Yanasen and Ueno - cats, museums, shrines
Day 11: Mt. Takao for early morning hike, hotel rest and recovery afternoon, Akihabara after dark
Alternate plan: if not in the mood for hiking - Tokyo Metro Museum
Day 12: Sugamo and Otsuka - neighborhood exploring, eat shio daifuku and isoage, buy red underwear, ride toden streetcar, maybe see a movie this day

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>>2918533
True
>>2918526
Im spending a few days in shinsekai and its really jarring. So many greasy weebs, 300 lb hulking white foids, mixed race couples of every combination you can imagine, boomers , gooners, nigs, spics, Arabs, and presumably a few japs all in a boardwalk type setting of crappy arcade style pew pew games. Im wondering if thats why people go to Japan. Nothing really japanese about it could be a random beach boardwalk in NJ
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>>2918526
Guess you didn't see lost in translation
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>>2915006
Regardless of whether I actually follow through with it, I enjoy the time I spend making plans.
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GAIJIN isn't welcome.You are the biggest fuckin loser.Go to hell and die.
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>>2915006
Japan: A Mysterious Land
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhGnuWwpNxI


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