Visiting Japan

i've only been there once ----- it's simply gorgeous. the japanese seemed super polite to me, as a non japanese speaker. most other foreign places, are much less patient with people who don't speak the language.  i traveled on trains and trams; often, signs are in english.  there are --- idk if they are shrines or temples, but little neighborhood shrines here and there, and they're quaint and beautiful. japanese um...are constantly taking pictures of each other, and will often ask total strangers to take a shot. this is totally normal!   idk how they treat people on the spectrum. you should scarf up as much good food as you can there. it's probably much better japanese food than where you are coming from... um, and the japanese culture is so out there.  they have whiskey highballs in cans... i think in vending machines... oh, tsukiji fish market....tokyo.. i would've loved to see that, but they say you gotta get there super early in the am! japan was quite an experience.

i've only been there once ----- it's simply gorgeous. the japanese seemed super polite to me, as a non japanese speaker. most other foreign places, are much less patient with people who don't speak the language.  i traveled on trains and trams; often, signs are in english.  there are --- idk if they are shrines or temples, but little neighborhood shrines here and there, and they're quaint and beautiful. japanese um...are constantly taking pictures of each other, and will often ask total strangers to take a shot. this is totally normal!   idk how they treat people on the spectrum. you should scarf up as much good food as you can there. it's probably much better japanese food than where you are coming from... um, and the japanese culture is so out there.  they have whiskey highballs in cans... i think in vending machines... oh, tsukiji fish market....tokyo.. i would've loved to see that, but they say you gotta get there super early in the am! japan was quite an experience.