It is a nice country and it is cheaper to travel in Japan than  the United States because of the depreciation of the yen.  There are too many tourists and the subways and trains are old. A lot of the infrastructure was built in the 70s and has visibly aged although it's still functioning. If you have money then it is worth a visit. The architecture is nice and they do a good job keeping their buildings and streets clean. The people are overly polite but that is mostly a good thing. They have vending machines and convenience stores pretty much anywhere you go. There is no reason to own a coffee machine because of the vending machines and convenience stores are so ubiquitous.

I rate Japan 4.1 /5.

Where have you visited?

does that OFFEND you, LIBTARD??????

yes

yes

The discharged water meets all international safety standards

Cynthia Rothrock is so good

Love Letter is similar to Coup, but better with fewer people

They called it 1.0 last year, probably just because it had dragged on so long. It's a good game

how many players

I ate Patagonia's Spanish Paprika Mackerel yesterday. It was pretty good, but I was a little underwhelmed for the price.

 

They can't do anything for a broken ass

I hope Rowdy is enjoying his sardines.

Today's can: Patagonia Provisions Lemon Caper Mackerel https://rainbowtomatoesgarden.com/index.php/product/patagonia-provisions-lemon-caper-mackerel/

Dense, flaky meat with a nice lemon flavor. There were about 10 capers in the can and I'm not sure they contributed anything. Highly recommended and I look forward to other Patagonia offerings

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/qhb9KzAhrFk

Dude tells it like it is. Respect.

That's real