| soo i'll be in tokyo all of january with a couple of friends and besides akihabara and harajuku, we don't have anything else weeb related to do. suggestions pls <3 |
Do, this, each of you with a different dakimakura. |
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| why would you want to do anything weeby? but, if you're still looking for suggestions after ipe's splendid input, you can always just visit a bookstore and buy some manga. or visit some maid cafes if you're desperate. you may also be able to book tickets for a sumo match, seeing as you're planning quite early. |
AnimeFreak-San said: is this a male gender issure...human issue...mental illness perhaps? |
| Oh... tens of kilometers of walking on the overcrowded streets of Tokyo during the winter. I wish you good luck, this is a hell on earth. I don't know what to suggest honestly. Why don't you try some non-weeb activities instead? |
149597871Aug 15, 2019 11:24 PM
| I support this. Cause I’d do it lol. |
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| If you're in Japan practically everything you do, assuming you're a weeaboo, is weeb-related. |
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149597871 said: Oh... tens of kilometers of walking on the overcrowded streets of Tokyo during the winter. I wish you good luck, this is a hell on earth. I don't know what to suggest honestly. Why don't you try some non-weeb activities instead? oh we have a lot of non-weeb related stuff to do, just wanted to throw in some weeb stuff lol |
photophobic said: why would you want to do anything weeby? but, if you're still looking for suggestions after ipe's splendid input, you can always just visit a bookstore and buy some manga. or visit some maid cafes if you're desperate. you may also be able to book tickets for a sumo match, seeing as you're planning quite early. it's not like i'm only looking to do weeb things lol, just wanted some anime related stuff ^^ also i'll look into that but i heard tickets are very expensive |
| Bruh ignore the others, ill help a brother out, if u get me - Pokemon cafe - Tokyo station, character street - This place called Suga Shrine, its the location of the iconic 'Your Name' stair case and streets - Kawaii monster cafe - lifesize Unicorn Gundam Statue in Odaiba (heres a photo I took with it to reference its size https://www.instagram.com/p/Bz5GXC7JNxf/ its the third image) - Gacha ( a shop in akihabara that I really recommend) - this may be reaching but... a hedgehog cafe (not really anime related, but they're very cute) |
| Once you're in Japan, you're no longer a weeb. You're just that weird foreigner who has no sense of Japanese culture. Basically, you're just a minor character (no pun intended). |
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Foy said: Bruh ignore the others, ill help a brother out, if u get me - Pokemon cafe - Tokyo station, character street - This place called Suga Shrine, its the location of the iconic 'Your Name' stair case and streets - Kawaii monster cafe - lifesize Unicorn Gundam Statue in Odaiba (heres a photo I took with it to reference its size https://www.instagram.com/p/Bz5GXC7JNxf/ its the third image) - Gacha ( a shop in akihabara that I really recommend) - this may be reaching but... a hedgehog cafe (not really anime related, but they're very cute) first off, thanks a lot :D - Pokemon cafe (defo gotta add this to the plans) - Tokyo station, character street (i'll be there a few times for bus/trains) - This place called Suga Shrine, its the location of the iconic 'Your Name' stair case and streets (this is a must go for me :D) - Kawaii monster cafe (going on the first day already :p) - lifesize Unicorn Gundam Statue in Odaiba (might check out when i go to odaiba, not very familair with gundams tho) - Gacha (i'll be sure to look for it when we go to akihabara ^^) - this may be reaching but... a hedgehog cafe (i'm defo looking this up lol, sounds fun) |
Nek0 said: Once you're in Japan, you're no longer a weeb. You're just that weird foreigner who has no sense of Japanese culture. Anime and manga are a huge part of the Japanese culture, most Japanese people will be happy to hear that you are interested in those things. |
| Go to an store full of anime and hentai, hell go to one those 8 floor arcades. |
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| Visit kabukicho it is a red light district. Chichibu bridge (the bridge in anohana) mizuho (the town in clannad) |
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thevagus said: Visit kabukicho it is a red light district. Chichibu bridge (the bridge in anohana) mizuho (the town in clannad) i'll keep those in mind, thanks :p i gotta make space for the clannad thing tho, it's instantly in the priority list lol |
| Try a family-style japanese restaurant. Make sure the price is right for you though. This is because from watching a video they say it's worth a visit if you like to eat. (the moving food) The empty plate can go inside the hole for a slot machine gamble. Shounen character eat a lot so you can do it too. |
149597871 said: Nek0 said: Once you're in Japan, you're no longer a weeb. You're just that weird foreigner who has no sense of Japanese culture. Anime and manga are a huge part of the Japanese culture, most Japanese people will be happy to hear that you are interested in those things. You're still a gaijin no matter what and many Japanese won't ever see you any other way. I went to Japan earlier this year and I can't really think of anything more weeby than going to a maid cafe. You could also go to an anime con while there assuming there is one hosted during your visit. You could also try going to places outside of Tokyo like Kyoto, Osaka, etc. I'd really recommend it as some of my favorite parts of the trip were visiting Kyoto and seeing the snow monkeys and going to Nara park to see the bowing deer you can feed. The shinkansen is quite pricey though and you definitely want to plan the trips. Visit the Kowloon City arcade if you can only pick one of my suggestions please. That arcade has an awesome design and has 5 floors of coolness. |
| you sound poor |
149597871 said: Nek0 said: Once you're in Japan, you're no longer a weeb. You're just that weird foreigner who has no sense of Japanese culture. Anime and manga are a huge part of the Japanese culture, most Japanese people will be happy to hear that you are interested in those things. You being serious or sarcastic? Since I thought only manga was popular and anime was more niche. |
traed said: 149597871 said: Anime and manga are a huge part of the Japanese culture, most Japanese people will be happy to hear that you are interested in those things. You being serious or sarcastic? Since I thought only manga was popular and anime was more niche. No, that isn't the case at all and I'm being serious, anime is literally everywhere and is very popular. |
| You should go and visit a shrine. Get on your knees and pray. Visiting Japan should give you something for your soul. |
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Mxs_ said: 149597871 said: Anime and manga are a huge part of the Japanese culture, most Japanese people will be happy to hear that you are interested in those things. You're still a gaijin no matter what and many Japanese won't ever see you any other way. I went to Japan earlier this year and I can't really think of anything more weeby than going to a maid cafe. You could also go to an anime con while there assuming there is one hosted during your visit. You could also try going to places outside of Tokyo like Kyoto, Osaka, etc. I'd really recommend it as some of my favorite parts of the trip were visiting Kyoto and seeing the snow monkeys and going to Nara park to see the bowing deer you can feed. The shinkansen is quite pricey though and you definitely want to plan the trips. Visit the Kowloon City arcade if you can only pick one of my suggestions please. That arcade has an awesome design and has 5 floors of coolness. right, thanks. i'm going to kyoto and osaka but our schedules are full for those locations. had some spare time in tokyo tho ^^ Gan_water said: You should go and visit a shrine. Get on your knees and pray. Visiting Japan should give you something for your soul. going to go to a bunch of shrines in kyoto :p, thanks tho |
imBones said: Gan_water said: You should go and visit a shrine. Get on your knees and pray. Visiting Japan should give you something for your soul. going to go to a bunch of shrines in kyoto :p, thanks tho WELL COOL THEN hah, honestly your thread made me want to visit japan myself for some reason |
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| Eat some delicious Japanese food, of course. Itadakimasu! |
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| hahahahah that really made my day, have been feeling pretty uneasy/blank/idkwhattocallthisfeeling lately thanks a lot for the laugh never really understood the popularity of body pillows anyway |
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| Bang a hentai voice actress. Tell her you're from the states and she'll do it for publicity or something idk. |
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