Post: #26

Tokyo unless you're Korean

But in Japan you have to know Japanese (Koreans speak English pretty decently but Japan is way better as a foreigner for many reasons) - though I'd assume you'd be doing that anyway if you're working there

Post: #27

(06-13-2018 07:46 PM)Super_Fire Wrote:  Tokyo, easy.

Semibaron, a lot of guys here have said Osaka is tough. I've only visited and never stayed there though.

Osaka is gem of Japan, just browse the bang nippon thread and you'll see that the creater, myself and several others banged our way through the city.

Post: #28

(06-21-2018 11:57 PM)cascadecombo Wrote:  

(06-13-2018 07:46 PM)Super_Fire Wrote:  Tokyo, easy.

Semibaron, a lot of guys here have said Osaka is tough. I've only visited and never stayed there though.

Osaka is gem of Japan, just browse the bang nippon thread and you'll see that the creater, myself and several others banged our way through the city.

I wasn't wild about Osaka, other than eating on Dotonbori and clothes shopping; I seemed to have run into a disproportionate amount of weirdos and rude people while there relative to other places in Japan, but maybe it was just bad luck on my part. It could certainly be worse; some smaller cities in Japan are painfully dull, which Osaka obviously isn't. Glad to hear guys have had success there.

Post: #29

Dragan why are you giving your opinion if you haven't visited either place? Looooooooollll