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I would suspect part of it is the lack of novelty, its like travelling from Australia to New Zealand, its a different country but similar enough that it doesn't

by nikau 3y ago

I would suspect part of it is the lack of novelty, its like travelling from Australia to New Zealand, its a different country but similar enough that it doesn't really feel "overseas".

thaumasiotes 3y ago
> its a different country but similar enough that it doesn't really feel "overseas". Well... if you live in Australia, odds are you'll be able to communicate with the New Zealanders without difficulty. This does not apply to Japanese traveling to Korea. They'll be well aware they're overseas.