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Yeah I understand, it's more a question of habit, it's just that for me I almost never experienced that, even in Paris it's way less crowded I would say lol.
The weather was weird this summer anyway for Japan I guess, it's like it was just extreme overall, right after the heat there was that huge typhoon that flooded many cities and not to mention the important earthquake alert especially the major one they were speaking about that didn't happen fortunately lol but I got to experience all the phones ringing in the street because of the earthquake that happen near Tokyo when I was outside. Well we're in the same boat but the situation is reversed for me now, I'm freezing and we haven't activated the house heating yet because it's expensive so I'm wearing a jacket and all indoor lol.

I don't know what's worse, walking one hour when it rains or walking one hour when it's 40° outside lol but this is kinda what I had to do because I went to visit that K-ON school in Toyosato but the station is far when you don't have a car and I had to walk there back and forth obviously. I didn't even think about the hotaru in Japan though but I think there are places in Europe where you can see a lot of them.

Yes I think so, Naha is big anyway, from a Japanese perspective it's not very populated but compared to my city it has 3 times more people.

Eh I loved most melon sodas they had tbh, it's probably one of my favorite drink tastes even though it became a bit redundant, but I like the float drinks in Japan I never saw them before and even in McDonald they have good ones xD but IMO the best melon soda I tasted was the Schweppes one :

It was so good but I'm sad it is only exclusive to Hokkaido (I don't know why) so I only drank it in Sapporo

Yeah it's understandable, well I don't smoke though so I didn't mind that at all, but to be honest the lack of trash cans made some places in Tokyo pretty dirty, that surprised me, people always say that Japanese people are very disciplined and clean up their trashes by themselves but I saw a lot of places with so trash scattered on the street or cans just left behind, but I don't know if this is it mostly caused by tourists or not though. I personally just tried to keep the plastic bags from the Konbini with me so I could throw away cans and plastics later.

Do you still have too much work? Well I guess good luck with all that. Personally I'm getting my wisdom teeth removed next Friday with local anesthesia so I shouldn't feel anything but I'm still nervous tbh lol.

Oh, makes sense then xD, yea epiosde 0 is supposedly way after in the anime and some people said it was a mistake adding it as episode 0, after watching the anime I actually think that way tbh, but well it will make sense for you as you watch the show, its quite good imo, starts slowly and being a slice of life but if you dont dislike that type of shows its gonna be a good ride.

Hey, I have seen that you have on "on hold" dead dead demons after watching episode 1, I'm curious about if you are planning on taking it up or it was because episode 1 was not of your liking

Well, at least it will be good bilingual practice. If I took advantage of the opportunities and mastered all 3-4 languages ​​with which I am associated, it would greatly help me live.

As far as I've noticed, many people think that since many Hong Kong actors have English versions of their names for international careers, then everyone in the city has no problem speaking both languages ​​as their mother tongues.

Yes, thank you! I'm used to the stereotype that Hong Kong residents speak both Chinese and English, but most of the films I've seen have only been dubbed into English over the original Chinese.

Is it possible to live here, or even just be on a tourist visit, knowing English, but not speaking Cantonese?

Hello! Can I ask you a question about English in Hong Kong if you don't mind?

It's understandable, but now that I have experienced how crowded it can be in Japan I can safely say I wouldn't be able to bear that on a daily basis tbh, especially the public transportation, and they say the population is strongly decreasing in Japan but it still feels like there are 5 times too many people to me xD
Yeah I almost didn't get any rain at all except a bit in Sapporo, but the heat though... I didn't expect it to be THAT hot in Japan, nearly 40° in Tokyo for most days, while here it's like 10° at night, I can feel the difference.

I didn't use the car once during the whole travel, it didn't feel needed at all tbh, it's even better to just take the bus and you can go almost everywhere even in some remote areas without being worried about how you'll come back, except when you have to walk a bit and it's too hot lol, but otherwise in the cities JR Train lines are really easy to take

Tbh I didn't hear any difference even in Okinawa (and I visited several parts, I guess Naha is the most "basic" one but Ishigaki island was something else), but to me they were speaking the same, of course I can't distinguish accents though.

Yeah I can see what you meant with Pocari Swear now that I tasted it, I don't really like the taste though, I was surprised because there are not that many choices of different drinks in Japan compared to here, also Coke Cherry doesn't seem to exist for some reason while here it's absolutely everywhere.

I could see that, but at the same time there are so many restrictions compared to here, like even some basic things like getting a fine if you smoke outside, also it's just sad that they had to add women-only sections in the trains. One of the most annoying thing is how there are no trash cans at all in the street except small ones for cans from time to time but that's all, I didn't know it was like that, and almost no benches at all too.

So how are you doing now? Any better?

It's as hot as a sun point 😆

Haha, We gotta explore the solar system

Wow, you have been to many countries. Next step is Japan and then to the Mooon 🌙

Outside where? And are all of the other three quarters from Bangladesh?

Thank you 😊
Which country are you from by the way?

There's a former student of mine who just joined engineering college and now she's in electrical engineering. Your knowledge may give some insight about engineering.