>you will never move to a small village in japan and befriend the best people you'd ever encounter
>>140262376
is this the mayoiga thread?
>>140262427
yes.
>>140262376
>>140262376
>small village in japan
Sound like bad news.
>You will never grow up in the comfy countryside with your childhood friend
>You will never walk to school on a hot summer day with her
>Then on the way home lay under the stars on a hot summer night
>>140262376
I could probably move to a small village in Japan if I tried, maybe even make some friends, I hear inaka people are pretty chill and my autism has been getting better over the years.
But those friends wouldn't be cute teenage girls, and that makes the idea lose all its appeal.
>>140262376
I moved to Fukushima and have yet to befriend anyone.
>>140265365
>I moved to Fukushima
I don't believe you.
>>140262376
Aren't they all deserted anyway considering they didn't bring enough economy due to everyone moving to cities and low birth rates?
And now I just realized Non Non Biyori is propoganda for exactly that, getting people to move back to the countryside. Good job Japan.
I want to settle down and marry Candy shop
>>140265439
But sempai, I'm living in Toyano about 5 minutes walk from Kashima Shrine and 2 minutes walk from a Mister Donut.
>>140265453
Not all deserted but many of them are becoming deserted.
>>140265521
Prove it. Go to the mister donut if they're open, buy a pon de ring, and post a picture with a timestamp.
No one on /a/ actually lives in Japan.
Japan paints the countryside as heaven.
If the internet is good there I'd pack my bags right now.
>>140265607
But I just put water in my cup kitsune udon.
>>140265657
They wouldn't want any filthy gaijin there destroying the peace
>>140265657
What's nice about Japan, is that you can take the train for an hour from a major city, fuck about in the countryside for a day, then take it back. Their train system extends nearly everywhere.
Had a lovely time exploring places like Obuse, Rebun Island, Arashiyama, and the Nakasendo Hike. Old ladies carting loads on their backs, food at unmanned open-air stalls you buy by placing coins in a can, alcohol in run-down vending machines, kids fishing for crabs with little lengths of fishing line in their fingers. It's a really wholesome side of Japan.
NNB is a reasonably good depiction of rural Japan, if you can look past the anime idealisation.
>>140266662
The rail system is probably one of the main reasons a number of those towns stay alive.
In my home country only a few rail lines are used for passengers between cities. Whenever a new motorway bypass is constructed to avoid going through some small town the town basically dies.
>>140262376
Why? It seems realistic.
>>140266946
Hey, sharing a true story heard from 2ch. There was a train route/service and its station cater specific for a school girl. when she graduated, it was then only shut down as she being the sole user like for several years
>>140267338
Why bother if she's going to move to Tokyo when she grows up anyway?
Also are farmers stuck up cunts everywhere?
>>140267510
Duh, it is rated by them as anime/manga in pending. Imagine a (cute) girl waiting alone in train station to school and every episode detailing what happen in each day.
>>140262376
Riko of Sunshine is pretty much Hotaru and I think Chika will be her Komari-senpai.
>>140262376
>small village in japan
>best people you'd ever encounter
Oi new guy, sit down! We're playing cards.
>you will never travel to Japan and knock up underage girls
Why live.
>>140267672
>Thailand
>>140267690In Thailand you can only do that through brothels and none of the mainstream brothels have that. You'd have to have some taxi driver bring you to the underage places which, by the way, often have undercover policemen there waiting to arrest gaijin foreigners the second they hire an underage girl.
>>140262427
Literally the first thing that came to my mind when I saw the OP.
