Just came back from Kyoto and Osaka. We only spent 5 days and it was amazing. Very organized and run transportation!! Street is very clean and people are very nice. Compared to Northern California, Osaka and Kyoto were more affordable and food is amazing. We plan to come back in early 2026. Shout out to Japan Airlines, it is our new favorite airlines!
France also could have been like that (safe, kind people, cultural) if you guys together with Merkel would think whom to admit to your country and under what rules. Would think how to protect national identity and culture. Just like it's done in Japan. Rules and respect are a must! Respect to Japan
I disagree that it's cheaper than in Europe to travel in Japan, it only feels like that way due yen's weakness against European currencies. Trains and busses are cheaper in Europe than in Japan.
lol the first guy compares the entire country of france to kyoto and says: yeah in france we have like this 1 street and in kyoto it's very different. HAHAHAHAHAHAHA the value of the yen has nothing to do with japan being expensive. the german guy just says that cause he doesn't know what else to say... he's just rich. he says: "if my salary was in yen it would also be expensive".... wrong.... if your salary was in yen it would be adjusted to match the value in euros and you'd receive the same amount of money ONLY IN YEN. the face value of the yen has no direct relation to potential productivity of individuals. the only reason individuals end up with less money(unrelated to currency) in their pocket is simply the fact that more people inside the country means there will be less available labor. this is why people like "donald trump" gain support by saying stupid shit like "foreigners are stealing our "black" jobs"..... which is just flat-out racist to say and should never be said..... the ethical way of saying this is: "migrational influx is constraining the labor market". so yeah... currency face value is highly irrelevant as local prices will still match global market value unless domestically produced. simply have to fork over 5000 euros to even get to japan is the whole bullshit story, i'd personally rather use that money while actually in japan, rather than just to get there. because what was the best part? whatever it was, you didn't get to spend that 5000 euros on it. BTW FOOD IS EXPENSIVE E V E R Y W H E R E !! !! !! comfortably being able to afford it does NOT make it any less expensive !!
Just came back from Kyoto and Osaka. We only spent 5 days and it was amazing. Very organized and run transportation!! Street is very clean and people are very nice. Compared to Northern California, Osaka and Kyoto were more affordable and food is amazing. We plan to come back in early 2026.
Shout out to Japan Airlines, it is our new favorite airlines!
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Okinawa is definitely a place I would like to visit!
Hopefully at November I will be there
France also could have been like that (safe, kind people, cultural) if you guys together with Merkel would think whom to admit to your country and under what rules. Would think how to protect national identity and culture. Just like it's done in Japan.
Rules and respect are a must!
Respect to Japan
Doesn't Japan have the fourth largest economy though?
Oh really yen is weak
It’s not adavice it’s advice
How's your Japanese?
@@Tiredgeekwell said 👍
I disagree that it's cheaper than in Europe to travel in Japan, it only feels like that way due yen's weakness against European currencies. Trains and busses are cheaper in Europe than in Japan.
lol the first guy compares the entire country of france to kyoto and says: yeah in france we have like this 1 street and in kyoto it's very different. HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
the value of the yen has nothing to do with japan being expensive. the german guy just says that cause he doesn't know what else to say... he's just rich. he says: "if my salary was in yen it would also be expensive".... wrong.... if your salary was in yen it would be adjusted to match the value in euros and you'd receive the same amount of money ONLY IN YEN.
the face value of the yen has no direct relation to potential productivity of individuals.
the only reason individuals end up with less money(unrelated to currency) in their pocket is simply the fact that more people inside the country means there will be less available labor.
this is why people like "donald trump" gain support by saying stupid shit like "foreigners are stealing our "black" jobs"..... which is just flat-out racist to say and should never be said..... the ethical way of saying this is: "migrational influx is constraining the labor market".
so yeah... currency face value is highly irrelevant as local prices will still match global market value unless domestically produced.
simply have to fork over 5000 euros to even get to japan is the whole bullshit story, i'd personally rather use that money while actually in japan, rather than just to get there.
because what was the best part? whatever it was, you didn't get to spend that 5000 euros on it.
BTW FOOD IS EXPENSIVE E V E R Y W H E R E !! !! !!
comfortably being able to afford it does NOT make it any less expensive !!