there's so much negative propaganda against them then when you visit tokyo it all makes sense. The powers at be literally don't want us to know how nice a society can be when it's not an open door ponzi scheme with parasites living in nice gated communities
Exactly this. It’s propaganda to push mass immigration.
You know how people love to pretend massive crime is “part and parcel” of big city life?
Well Tokyo is arguably the biggest city in the world, and crime is almost non existent.
Most of the cool shit you see in Tokyo was built in the 80s and 90s. That's why there's so much negativity, they've built what felt like the city of the future half a century ago and it's just sitting there, slowly becoming the city of the past. They've done very little of note since. Except for games and anime
>They've done very little of note since.
Youve never been to Japan clearly
Every Japanese city has constant construction underway, much more than I see in major American cities
Investment in real estate is booming in major cities and theres enough new construction to keep up with demand, unlike in every other western nation
Also just lol at the implication that somehow every other city in the world isnt comprised of buildings built half a century ago or more just "sitting there, slowly becoming the city of the past" as you put it
Then just on a subjective level, Japanese cities are full of life in a way that I dont see in America, if you walk around tokyo or osaka at night everyone you see is young, the bars and clubs are packed
There are thousands of little bars and restaurants owned by just average citizens because starting a small business is affordable enough that anyone who saves up for a few years can try opening their own business
Zoning laws are looser, a license to run a bar costs around 150$ (vs tens of thousands in the US), rents are dirt cheap (less than 1k$ in a major city is not unheard of)
Japan is literally just better
>They've done very little of note since.
Youve never been to Japan clearly
Every Japanese city has constant construction underway, much more than I see in major American cities
Investment in real estate is booming in major cities and theres enough new construction to keep up with demand, unlike in every other western nation
Also just lol at the implication that somehow every other city in the world isnt comprised of buildings built half a century ago or more just "sitting there, slowly becoming the city of the past" as you put it
Then just on a subjective level, Japanese cities are full of life in a way that I dont see in America, if you walk around tokyo or osaka at night everyone you see is young, the bars and clubs are packed
There are thousands of little bars and restaurants owned by just average citizens because starting a small business is affordable enough that anyone who saves up for a few years can try opening their own business
Zoning laws are looser, a license to run a bar costs around 150$ (vs tens of thousands in the US), rents are dirt cheap (less than 1k$ in a major city is not unheard of)
Japan is literally just better
How hard is it to learn japanese? I'm 23, my neuroplasticity is fricked
Neuroplasticity is a myth. I'm 27, fluent in 5 languages and am learning 2 more. Japanese isn't that hard of a language once you memorize hiragana and katakana.
Fricking spot on brother. Anyone whos been to Japan is fricking blown away by how clean and safe it is. Ironically the only unsafe shit there is the Black folk out front of their scam bars trying to steal your money.
their visa system, for better or worse, keeps most people out. id love to move to the japanese country side and live the life of totoro, but it will sadly never be
They're ahead of the curve anyway, by the time they have a projected demographic crisis, the artificial womb will exist and automation will have reached a point where you need far less people to sustain a nation of that level of development
there's so much negative propaganda against them then when you visit tokyo it all makes sense. The powers at be literally don't want us to know how nice a society can be when it's not an open door ponzi scheme with parasites living in nice gated communities
Exactly this. It’s propaganda to push mass immigration.
You know how people love to pretend massive crime is “part and parcel” of big city life?
Well Tokyo is arguably the biggest city in the world, and crime is almost non existent.
Does prostitution not count as crime over there? If so then it's rife with it.
That's a grey area. The important thing is violent crime is almost non-existent
Most of the cool shit you see in Tokyo was built in the 80s and 90s. That's why there's so much negativity, they've built what felt like the city of the future half a century ago and it's just sitting there, slowly becoming the city of the past. They've done very little of note since. Except for games and anime
>They've done very little of note since.
Youve never been to Japan clearly
Every Japanese city has constant construction underway, much more than I see in major American cities
Investment in real estate is booming in major cities and theres enough new construction to keep up with demand, unlike in every other western nation
Also just lol at the implication that somehow every other city in the world isnt comprised of buildings built half a century ago or more just "sitting there, slowly becoming the city of the past" as you put it
Then just on a subjective level, Japanese cities are full of life in a way that I dont see in America, if you walk around tokyo or osaka at night everyone you see is young, the bars and clubs are packed
There are thousands of little bars and restaurants owned by just average citizens because starting a small business is affordable enough that anyone who saves up for a few years can try opening their own business
Zoning laws are looser, a license to run a bar costs around 150$ (vs tens of thousands in the US), rents are dirt cheap (less than 1k$ in a major city is not unheard of)
Japan is literally just better
And what's the city of the future then? NYC which smells like piss and rotting sewage? Nah, Tokyo is far above pretty much anything else even today.
How hard is it to learn japanese? I'm 23, my neuroplasticity is fricked
Neuroplasticity is a myth. I'm 27, fluent in 5 languages and am learning 2 more. Japanese isn't that hard of a language once you memorize hiragana and katakana.
Fricking spot on brother. Anyone whos been to Japan is fricking blown away by how clean and safe it is. Ironically the only unsafe shit there is the Black folk out front of their scam bars trying to steal your money.
Its shocking how happy and nice everyone was
Japan has saving issues because they brought in israelites to teach them MMT
look up krugman's visit there
their visa system, for better or worse, keeps most people out. id love to move to the japanese country side and live the life of totoro, but it will sadly never be
you have to be 18 to post here
Lol cant even imagine being that old. I have 800k net worth btw.
are you a homosexual? i literally dont give a frick about some gay image on this shitboard.
not the chart that matters moron.
They're ahead of the curve anyway, by the time they have a projected demographic crisis, the artificial womb will exist and automation will have reached a point where you need far less people to sustain a nation of that level of development