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There is difference between Tokyo and Osaka. Osaka is more of a supply and demand with the shopping attractions, yet still feels small enough to actually start a family, while Tokyo is just sooo compacted with people and always something to do. Like eating, playing at the arcade or shopping for electronics, clothes and accessories. I enjoyed Osaka far more than Tokyo, it was more home-like.
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The sushi making experience was amazing. It was competitive and informative. I now know how to make sushi on my own and how to make more than one type. It was even more delicious when you prepare and make the dish yourself. I will make sushi even once I’m home.
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I thought going to Tokyo Skytree was a great experience. So standing on the glass floor made me feel really small in this huge world. Being so high up didn’t scare me, but it did make me feel alive. Made me feel like I can achieve any and everything. That nothing is too big or too high up to achieve.
