manga. than music.

but i don't like how the question is worded out

i mean i dont like japanese like thatttt,

i like manga. thats about it from jap.

the culture seems a little more relatable too.

why because i am the president of the student council of course

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Watanabe Taeko 's works influence my way of thinking a lot.
Positive, polite, etc..
Or may be just because Kaze Hikaru is stunningly beautiful.

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i grew up watching cool anime on tv like
GoShogun,Ginga Nagareboshi Gin, Genshi Shounen Ryuu
and Cobra

but what really made me interested in japan was most likely final fantasy 6[it was called FF3 at the time here]it is still my favorite RPG
that game opened the door for so many wonderful things

thank you FF6

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I think.. it's the language. I really like the sound of the Japanese language..
Then again, I like the sound of all Asian languages..
is Asian myself <--- haha.

But yeah, the culture is cool. ^^ Really.. admire it.

I agree 🙂
Japanese is such a lovely language.. Manga and music are also influenced me and their uniform is very cute.I hope I was born in Japan and attend school there.

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I guess it would be the Japanese culture in general.

The food is great (sushi, sashimi, tempura, noodles etc...),
The electronics have been reliable,
The language has captivated me,
The manga have always been interesting, and
The songs are real nice to listen to.

Everything Japanese seems, if it really isn't, so refined. Entertainment wise, it has the best comic (or rather manga) industry. Even though its history was not as long as other deeply rooted civilisations like China and Egypt, it certainly was eventful for such a small place (I know because I did a project on Japan's history before).

And that's how I ended up respecting the Japanese for their food, appliances and of course, their MANGA! 😀

Lego & manga. The building blocks of life.

the girls

lets skip school

My second grade teacher. She went back after the year ended. Apparently she only came back to fill out some govt paperwork and to see her newborn niece. Learned a lot about Japan that year. I've been wanting to go visit it ever since.

Sarcasm just doesn't work over the internet.