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Topic	What do you like most about Japanese culture?
Kisai 09/12/17 2:34:35 AM #22:	What's fascinating about it is that there's a lot of history to it. Stuff that's over a thousand years old in their history and society. Think, what kind of ancient history does America have? It practically has none, it's still a baby compared to a country like Japan. It'll be interesting to one day have the U.S. be seen in that light, but it'll take a long time. And I don't know much regarding the people, or society, since I don't care much for that, or even being around people, but I do love its architecture and geology. I can't quite explain it, but their buildings and towns and cities, the landscapes, it all seems so... neat to me, somehow. It's the dumbest thing in the world, I can't really explain it, but it's kinda neat. --- WHO MODS THE MODERATORS? <cite>Kisai posted [p:886448566] in What do yo... [t:75765899]...</cite> <quote>What's fascinating about it is that there's a lot of history to it. Stuff that's over a thousand years old in their history and society. Think, what kind of ancient history does America have? It practically has none, it's still a baby compared to a country like Japan. It'll be interesting to one day have the U.S. be seen in that light, but it'll take a long time. And I don't know much regarding the people, or society, since I don't care much for that, or even being around people, but I do love its architecture and geology. I can't quite explain it, but their buildings and towns and cities, the landscapes, it all seems so... neat to me, somehow. It's the dumbest thing in the world, I can't really explain it, but it's kinda neat. --- WHO MODS THE MODERATORS?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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