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Originally Posted by Big_Japan
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You can pretend that animation and games and tech culture have nothing to do with polite "normal" Jap culture, but every city-sized area in Japan is filled with figurine shops, sex shops, tech shops on every corner to the point it's ridiculous. Even the smaller villages have those painted figurine shops all over the place. I agree that there's a weird stigma attached to being an otaku fag, but that has a lot to do with Jap pride and not wanting to be perceived by foreigners as a cheap consumerist bazinganerd culture when indeed that is not all there is to it.
any of you non-weebs who have never played a good hentai game don't even know what it is that you're missing. Japs are 100000x more advanced in the field of simulated sexual interaction than you could even imagine if you haven't experienced it, let alone compared with similar entertainment in the West. I don't think you can write off the Jap's ridiculous extreme supremacy in the realm of forced insect oviposition hentai games as totally independent of Japanese culture. There's a reason equivalent things don't exist in baka gaijin culture.
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Where did you stay when you went? What was your favorite thing about the country?
I thought the little things were the most impressive; things like the unspoken escalator rule, the quietness of the (superbly crowded) trains, the quality of the "cheap" food.
I would already be planning to return, but I think for my next trip I'll be heading to Buenos Aries or Rio for something different.