A Country I would like to visit

      Japan

Since i was a kid (and due to videogames and anime) i think about japan as a country  i would like to visit. Obviusly is not the only country i want to visit, but if you ask me what country i prefer between all my preferences i would definetely choose Japan.

There are so many reasons why i would like to visit Japan, but i'll do my best to explain some of them:

I love asian food, and not only that type of western-hibrid food we all know, when i go to a chinese, korean or japanese restaurant i like to research about the owners so i can know if im actually eating traditional recipes.

Like i said at the begining of this post videogames and anime are my hobbies, so i consider myself kinda a geek. There are a lot of anime studios in Japan and spaces dedicated to videogames, for example: The Super Nintendo World in Osaka.

Also, i would like to visit Akihabara and take a tour of Kyoto's traditional temples.

I dont want to study or work in Japan, their society is so different to ours that i wouldnt feel comfortable. I only want to visit Japan as a tourist.


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