Visiting Japan Towns In the U.S.

[Wes1378]

I did a tour of the two largest of three official Japan Towns in The U.S., and attempted to make a video to give people a glimpse of them.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3pLLkKKAjE

[mmmason8967]

Very interesting. Sadly, we don't have anything like this in the UK, so I'm now feeling very envious...

マケル

[ropheyt9369]

It's shame that the Japanese population has decrease and the lack of japan towns throughout the nation. Although we're learning Japanese it's becoming obsolete since Chinese is reigning Asia.

[natsukoy9313]

> Wes1378-san,
Wow!! Thank you very much for the link!!
I personally have never been to US, and never heard of "Japan Town" at all. It seems it's huuuuuge!
I loved how they created Japanese garden. It's beautiful.

> マイケルさん、
I know what you mean. Even I myslf feel the same

> ropheyt9369-san,
Well, don't feel sad; decrease in population doesn't have much to do with needs for Japanese language!!
I sincerely don't believe Japanese became obsolete because of China, and never will. So, hang in there!

Natsuko (奈津子),
Team JapanesePod101.com

[watertommyz9255]

I'll have to visit someday, though, I'd personally prefer a trip to Tokyo, Japan. Ideally, I'd visit both if I had the money.
Until then, I can thankfully stay connected with the Japanese thanks to the Internet with places like Japanese101, youtube, Twitter, and Skype.

[community.japanese]

watertommyz9255-san,
right; Tokyo is quite a ....weird city, so you should visit one day

Internet helps us really a lot, doesn't it? Hope you can enjoy a lot of contents with us and with other programmes!

Natsuko(奈津子),
Team JapanesePod101.com

[shyerychen8350]

I love it.

[Wes1378]

Thanks!