i must say that life in japan is pretty challenging. i've been to 3 different cities and witnessed a very big culture clash. it might only be 10 days in japan, but it felt like 3 days. i guess it is mainly due to the quick-paced lifestyle they lead over there.
the temples and shrines we visited were insanely breath-taking. even now, i already missed the serenity and peacefulness of the ground. stories are painted across the very architecture of the buildings but i must say i am far too shallow to comprehend all of it.
the shopping districts were good. they had a variety of potential souvenirs and gifts, only that they cost like so much more than usual. the only way to really shop for worth; is to just overcome the currency barrier. trust me, once i overcame that i went insane like a demon broke loose.
the best part of its trip is definitely the food they have to offer. i must stress this more than a million times, because i am personally not a big fan of japanese food. yet the desire for me to eat were insatiable.
i personally loved the beef rice they sell along the streets. it was simple, yet irresistible due to its succulent meat and distinct flavor.
