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I respect Noah's opinion on this. But he's also objectively a weeb (not meant pejoratively). The experience of visiting a city can be a sublime one, different t
by femiagbabiaka 3y ago
I respect Noah's opinion on this. But he's also objectively a weeb (not meant pejoratively). The experience of visiting a city can be a sublime one, different things will speak "spiritually" to different people. The experiences that he had in Tokyo and the happiness it brought him are echoed in my experiences of Barcelona, Berlin, etc. Basically this is a matter of taste. One of the best things about globalization and relatively free movement between states is the ability to experience so much in a single life. There is no best city.
- decafninja 3y agoI agree with this. One of my best friends is a huge anime fan. He's also caucasian-American. He finds a sense of wonder and exoticness traveling to Japan, and Asia in general. I'm Asian. While I enjoy traveling to Asia, I don't get the same sense of wonder and exoticness as I do traveling to...Europe. Which coincidentally, he does not.