Big in Japan: 33 Reasons Why You've Been in Japan Too Long - Gadling
By submitting this form, you agree to receive email communication from Skift and our partners. There is nothing quite like the feeling of walking the streets of Japan for the first time. From the exotic smells of sushi and soba wafting through the air to the blinding neon and crushing urban density of it all, Japan awakens the senses like few countries I know. After awhile however, it all starts t
Too long in Japan...
You know you've been in Japan too long when... you run for the Yamanote line pushing people left and right, jump on the train holding the doors open to let your bag follow you on. Because you know there will not be another one for at least a minute. you bow to other drivers who give you the right of way. you rush onto an escalator, and just stand there. you don't hesitate to put a $10 note into
You've Been In Japan Too Long When...
...you notice you've forgotten how to tie shoelaces. ...you rush onto an escalator, and just stand there. ...you find yourself bowing while you talk on the phone. ...you think US$17 isn't such a bad price for a new paperback. ...you don't hesitate to put a $10 note into a vending machine. ...when you are talking on the telephone to your parents and your father says, "Why are you interrupting my ex
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