You find feeling ok with nothing different argument because it's still in the developed country. Which is where ever you are you still impressed by their infrastructure and technology compare to my homeland.
There is nothing left behind, they don't have a rough street or unsupplied electricity areas.*
When I came for the first time to my civilization, what do you expect? there is no English available. Even I've been told about that before, I didn't even Imagine that was the pure truth. You really need to learn Japanese to survive there [try to read multilingual]. And as long as I lived there, there was also a Japanese teacher (sensei,先生)** taking care about Living education in Japan for me.
I came to Funabashi with my chancellor teacher , and yeah the company was welcoming me, even there was a welcoming party at night. Very kind behavior and respect proving the eastern countries culture does exist, cuz I felt their culture similar to mine. As the Sonkeigo (尊敬語) which is just the same as Kromo Inggil (Javanese), which is the exclusive language to use for the older and respectively.
Not long after my arrival in Funabashi, there was Japanese Summer Festival (natsu matsuri, 夏祭り) around the town for welcoming the summer.
Japanese dance n music parade, ice grill, takoyaki stands, yakisoba, even there was a stand of mochi's making.
I am really excited in these moments, for me it means Funabashi city welcoming me to fulfill my misery and delighting story. The city of my civilization in Japan.
2012 Funabashi Natsu Matsuuri, Me and my coworker
* My friends was asking these to the Governor when he came to our place welcoming us in Narita, that's how I know those.
** Sensei (先生) is the words for many respected people and who know better about something, like Teacher, Doctor, etc.
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