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I visited Japan last winter and the trip was totally awesome. Going to Sweden for example is not really exciting because it’s like improved version of Finland. But in Japan the culture is so different that I had few culture schoks along the way.

First, those toilets. I mean, when I saw s “japanese toilet” for first time, my expression was something like 0____0. Hole in the floor -kind of style is so not for me :D

The food is also not for me :D I don’t like sushi or raw fish or wasabi or anything like that. But eating with, eeeh, those sticks? is nice :D I had some problems in the beginnig but in the end of the trip I started to be pretty good.

I visited Osaka and Kyoto which are big cities. We went to several shops and markets but still I didin’t find one single english-speaking person :D Luckily my japanese friend was with me all the time :D

I could go on forever, listing the strange things but maybe it’s better not to. But it’s lovely, adorable, weird, beatiful, amazing and fascinating country.

So very much worth visiting.

I’ve been to London twice and gosh, I just adore that city. There’s something for everyone. I visited Camden first time on/in my second trip and it was love at the first sight. Me and my friend spent hours just walking around. Ant the World’s End pub, lovelovelove<3.

The tube is really simple and getting around is easy even if you’re a hopeless case like me. I mean, I’ve got lost tens of times in my own home city but it didin’t happen once in London :D

I can honestly say that “If you’re tired of London, you’re tired of life”.

Back there asap.