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Originally Posted by tokusatsufan
I have only been to London but I thought it was great. I was amazed at how big it was. I mean London is fairly small in comparison to the rest of the world.
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London is absolutely fantastic, I will admit
I was madly in love with it from the moment I stepped off the train to the minute I stepped back on. Even the cramped underground was amazing, like 'I can't believe I'm actually in the underground!' . . . that said, it must really suck to live there XD
If I was a resident I don't think I'd believe it to be so great, I mean the residential parts are far from attractive, and the daily subway rides would soon stop being exciting . . . but 'the grass is always greener', I suppose. My worry is that Tokyo will be like that, even though logicaly I know it will be. It just seems a shame to love a place so much and then - after being there for so long - being just another city cynic.
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Umihito, thank you for the reply
It was really interesting to read your experiences about Tokyo, and deffinately gave me something to think about. Did you have any reactions/perceptions that changed for the better, though? I am shocked at the amount of written English avaliable too, especially as one of my main reasons to go is to become fluent, it's a reief to hear though that English isn't as widely spoken - although are your experiences of these just confined to Tokyo, or are they widespread perceptions?