FIRST TIME

FIRST TIME

House fields in Doraemon's anime, wooden houses, flip phones, bikers and pedestrian everywhere, amazing public transportation, clean air, healthy foods, all of that would just welcoming as your first stepping feet in Japan.
Because as top 5 the most peaceful country in the world, developed by high technology and healthy living environment are the way of welcoming to anyone.
Recorded as the higher old age population proving Japan is comfort enough made living a long life.

At first I was living in Narita City for living adaptation training in Japan / Nihon Seikatsu Kyouiku (日本生活教育). I lived in traditional wooden house and far away from the city, so what do u see is the crowd of trees, hills, ricefields, farms, temples, well traditional things. Somehow we got fresh while come to places like that, so it was a great time in the beginning of summer season.

And yes, globalization era is the moneyzation which is all about money.
So it also my first time having and using Japanese Money = Yen ¥ 円.
Japanese rice (tinier texture than south east asian) price was start from ¥ 1,000/5kg, fresh vegetables around ¥100/pack, soft drink are about ¥100/can.
The Convinience stores is miles away from house, nearby was the elementary school also as the evacuation place, and there was a really old age look like temple made from wood, and there was farm fields that in the summer we being asked to help harvesting and we would got some of watermelon or vegetables.
Right the next house there was a woman english teacher that yelling all the day if there is any disturbance and noisy as long we living there. She always coming knock the door appears followed by her cats that seems really loyal to her. Sometimes she even yelling in english, between she was really upset (for the noises coming from our house) or try to proofing to foreigner I understand English well.
Bus is about 2 hours once, sometimes more. You should just have your own transportation if you planning to living there.
And in the upper hills there is traditional houses in one block made from wood.
Narita as the semi traditional city, and my very first city in Japan.

Temple Narita-san, Narita, Chiba (lumia 1020)

The street heading to Narita-san