Good to know. XD They were trying to explain the seasons to us in one of the parks when we went, but I don't think we quite understood it.

Aha, that is so true.

All that walking killed me, though.

Ohh, nice! Is your fiance Japanese?

Oh, I forgot to pick the number for everyone. I got 4.

Kuuki I can't live with convenience stores either! Why is Japan so convenient and food so delicious. I wish we could have the similar Japanese nightlife as in Sydney. Sydney is so dead cause of lock out laws. I miss it :( I wonder if I would get fat if I lived in Japan cause I eat out so much there.

But Mika, walking is fun ovo We walked UP Mt Takao. Like screw the chair lift. It hurt so much.

Aha, that random generator sure likes four.

The food in Japan is definitely more delicious and healthier (smaller portions too) than in the US, so it has those aspects going for it. Plus people walk more and drive less, generally.

Walking is fun, but when you're not used to it, your feet will hurt for weeks after.

Wooow, dude. XD

Does it?

I thought Australian portions were small (well they're smaller than US) but damn they were tiny. We bought a large Maccas meal and it was equivalent to our small but some of the more traditional meals were just right/a little too big for my appetite. I had a pretty great black pork katsu at the station before Owakudani. The wait was fairly long.

Ahhhhhhh, right right. We actually walked from our airbnb Shinjuki to meiji shrine, then through harajuku and into shibuya on our first day. I think I murdered everyone. I'm sad I didn't get swole afterwards, just super sick cause of the cold.

XD Well, maybe it likes all numbers equally, like what moms tell their kids. (But secretly likes four.)

I love the Japanese portions. I don't eat much myself, so they were perfect.

Ooh, yeah. D: But hey, you got to visit some neat spots.

Maybe it's in the algorithm. I originally used the google rng but I read that it wasn't true rng, that's why I moved to random.org.

Didn't you visit some neat spots? I'm sad we missed out on seeing Lake Ashi cause it was winter and the cable car was closing in 5 mins. We didn't want to be stranded on top of a volcano.

Aha, I'm not sure. But I'll keep using five until I get bored for my lucky number.

We mostly stayed in the Tokyo area, so it was all neat spots from there. Still, lots of fun, though!

Technically we did too but we ventured out. I felt pretty spendy and I can't believe it has already been a year ;-; I spent 4k on that trip then again I did buy a lot and eat a lot.

Are you travelling this year? I might go to Korea early next year, I haven't decided yet. I'll have to see if I'm able to get this internship.

Aha, does that include hotel and flight expenses?

I don't even remember how much I spent. *facehands*

I want to go to Japan again, but I'm hoping that it will be in 2020 or 2021.

What's a fruit sandwich? Is it literally a sandwich but with fruit in it?

You guys are making me really curious about a lot of japanese food :D

Also, for me it's a new day, so I think I can pick again. I'll pick 3!