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Originally Posted by samurai007
Also, time back in the US (or wherever a foreigner's home is) tends to ease the frustrations, stress, and difficulties of living in Japan, and emphasize the fond memories, the memorable experiences, and cause you to miss a lot of the things you enjoyed about Japan. (Conversely, while in Japan, you'll probably feel the same about your home country). That's only natural. "Absence makes the heart grow fonder", as the saying goes.
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That's for sure... along with the saying, "The grass is greener on the other side."
Sometimes, it's good to have that special destination. One which keeps you dreaming and motivated and yet, just out of your reach as a place to permanently live.