Japan-place of heaven

I have been in Japan for past 3months.I need to share with you all the my experience in Japan and some of my little enjoyment .This is my first blog ,So kindly bear with me if its not upto your expectations..Please give your comments too..

The first and foremost thing which strikes our mind about Japan is Hiroshima Nagasaki disaster,Second World war,Pealr Harbour incidence which we have studied during our history class .As history is one of my favourite subject during my school days ,I have great passion towards Japan during my childhood.At that time I didnt expect that I am going to settle with my dear hubby in this lovely place.Life is full of pleasant surprises.

I came to Japan on last week of June ,and Japan welcomed me with little shake dance after two days.Yess,,after two days there was mild earthquake, in richter scale it was 7.Though I was little bit shocked during first time ,my husband convinced me about the safety measures and the building constructions which would withstand severe earthquakes too.After that I got used to my routine life even if there were mild tremors.

When we travel in densha or chikatetsu (densha ,chikatetshu is a Japanese word for electric train and underground train) you cant see any two people talking with each other .Silence they are maintaining even in the crowded place will be amazing.Japanese people are privacy likers,mostly you can see them reading books,hearing music in ipod,or taking a small nap.

You can see lot of elderly people who have crossed their 90's and that too with lot of smiles (One that missing in our grandpa's and grandma's) and the last which i want to share is their care for pet animals ,I have seen many times small puppies in their baby pram carriage.No need for blue cross !!!!.

Wherever I m..I am always proud to say I am an INDIAN ,but there are many things which I felt that we need to learn from Japanese people.My explore in Japan continues...

Originally Posted by pmuthup

I came to Japan on last week of June ,and Japan welcomed me with little shake dance after two days.Yess,,after two days there was mild earthquake, in richter scale it was 7

Hi nice to hear about Japan and Japanese, this line was really hilarious.
Looking forward to hear more from you.By the way if you want to wirte these as blogs as mentioned in your post
you can ask for blogspace by writing to admins.

I have been to japan and i love it, its a beautiful place to be in and my younger sis speaks japanese she learnt it.
its so clean and people are hospitable.

love
alpa

Hery very cool. I am a japano-phile. Looking forward to more information about everyday life in Japan.

Originally Posted by pmuthup

I have been in Japan for past 3months.I need to share with you all the my experience in Japan and some of my little enjoyment .This is my first blog ,So kindly bear with me if its not upto your expectations..Please give your comments too..

The first and foremost thing which strikes our mind about Japan is Hiroshima Nagasaki disaster,Second World war,Pealr Harbour incidence which we have studied during our history class .As history is one of my favourite subject during my school days ,I have great passion towards Japan during my childhood.At that time I didnt expect that I am going to settle with my dear hubby in this lovely place.Life is full of pleasant surprises.

I came to Japan on last week of June ,and Japan welcomed me with little shake dance after two days.Yess,,after two days there was mild earthquake, in richter scale it was 7.Though I was little bit shocked during first time ,my husband convinced me about the safety measures and the building constructions which would withstand severe earthquakes too.After that I got used to my routine life even if there were mild tremors.

When we travel in densha or chikatetsu (densha ,chikatetshu is a Japanese word for electric train and underground train) you cant see any two people talking with each other .Silence they are maintaining even in the crowded place will be amazing.Japanese people are privacy likers,mostly you can see them reading books,hearing music in ipod,or taking a small nap.

You can see lot of elderly people who have crossed their 90's and that too with lot of smiles (One that missing in our grandpa's and grandma's) and the last which i want to share is their care for pet animals ,I have seen many times small puppies in their baby pram carriage.No need for blue cross !!!!.

Wherever I m..I am always proud to say I am an INDIAN ,but there are many things which I felt that we need to learn from Japanese people.My explore in Japan continues...

Hi,

I've been to Japan for about 3-4 times with my last visit streching for about an year. Reading your post just made me nostalgic :) I've always considered Japan as my 2nd home. I've fallen in love with the place and the people there. Lovely place to be around. Hope you are having a great time there. Looking forward to read your experiences :) have fun...

i have been to many places but nothing fascinated me like japan. more than the place its the people. you can never find like them. its unbelievable, have to see to believe it. such punctuality, broad mindedness and hard working. i hardly found men in the jeans and almost everyone were wearing neat suits and girls are so cute. they look like dolls. we enjoyed the holiday when we were there. we happen to go to Odaiba-its heaven on earth!! what a beautiful place. Hats off to all the japanese people, you have made it just in 60years. looking forward for more visits.
martha

Pmuthup

Why dont you post some pics of your visit to japan....thanks for the writeup and the details.....