a nomad kind of.

through local eyes a local perspective

japan.

mako

where are you originally from?​
japan

people

in one word or sentence, how do you describe your people?
polite

on a scale of 1-10, how well does your country speak english?
4

can you give a key phrase/word/expression that people in your country usually say?
すごい or sugoi /wow

how do i say “hello/thank you/please/sorry” in your language?
konnichiwa/arigatou/onengashimasu/sumimasen

what do people in your country usually do for fun?
people generally prefer a relaxed, laid-back way to spend their free time.

food

best food? weirdest food? local food to try?
curry is the best, nattoo being one of the weirdest foods for some.

best drink? local drink to try?
japanese wine.

how is breakfast served in your country?
with fish, egg, fruits and salad.

culture

the best festival to attend?
fireworks festival.

which sport are you guys crazy about?
baseball.

what is the craziest thing to do in your country?
to talk to someone using your cellphone while inside the train.

what excursions and/or activities do you extremely suggest that visitors must do?
skiing then onsen during winter, climbing mt. fuji in summer.

places

can you name a place that most people have not heard of? a secret spot perhaps!
jigokudani monkey park

if i’m staying for less than a week, which city should i choose?
osaka or tokyo

country

in one word or sentence, how do you describe your country?
disciplined

how many days at least should a visitor spend in your country?
14 days.

when is the best time to visit?
during autumn and winter

what is your country’s most popular stereotype/cliché? 
japanese are never late.