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 Posted: Fri Apr 22, 2005 11:05 pm
i need to know because ive heard that many bad things happen there!
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Posted: Fri Apr 22, 2005 11:48 pm
Bad things like what? You need to be a bit more specific.
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Posted: Sat Apr 23, 2005 6:03 pm
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Posted: Sun Apr 24, 2005 3:42 am
As a whole, I'd say flat out that Japan is far safer than America on the whole, but like any place in the world, you have to not be a dumbass about what you are doing. There are obviously places that you shouldn't go and the like.
If you haven't run into a drug deal where you are living now, I will put the probability of you running into one when you are in Japan at a lower percentage. Doesn't mean its not going to happen-- so take that to mind.
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Posted: Mon Apr 25, 2005 7:52 pm
Japan's a bit safer for you if you're a male teenager than female -- When I went to school in Japan for a week, the two long-term exchange students, from New Zealand and Germany, had both almost run into trouble a few times with some horny Japanese businessmen. Which is rather unnerving, actually. Apparently both of them had been followed before. Stephanie, the New Zealand student, had also had run into trouble with a drug dealer. Haha, the thing with that, though? He was a black dude from America.
From what I was able to perceive and from what I've heard, despite things like I mentioned above, Japan is most definitely safer than America. Like any place that's not inherently dangerous, just keep your whits about you and you'll be fine.
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Posted: Mon Apr 25, 2005 8:22 pm
i know Japan craks down hard core when it comes to drugs. so i don't think it's that a big problem...and if you gwt caugth with drug, your a** is grass
but it all depends on where you are in Japan. Like Roppongi in Tokyo i
hear has a small crime problem. Ueno Park at Night... Big Cities in genaral...
more Tokyo, maybe a bit Kyoto. i haven't heard much about Osaka/ Kobe
I was in Kobe walking around at night by the beach by the Great Kobe Bridge
with two other Girls and felt safe...the thoght hit us after a while like
"dude, we sooo couldn't do this in America."
If it's more in the contryside, then it's totaly safe. I lived with my host family
in one of the countysides "big cities" in Hyogo prefecter, and they don't even
lock thier door. and all the have for a front door is a silding door with a hook
latch for a lock.
Japan is relitivle safe for teens...as long as you ues common sence of coaurse ^^
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Posted: Tue Apr 26, 2005 4:36 pm
I guess the only sure way is to go yourself and experience Japan first hand. Anyways, my friend Lily said that girls shouldn't wear skirts because a lot of guys try to flip it up.
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Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2005 12:05 pm
Shigure Kurosaki I guess the only sure way is to go yourself and experience Japan first hand. Anyways, my friend Lily said that girls shouldn't wear skirts because a lot of guys try to flip it up. One of the many reasons I never wear skirts to begin with... xp
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Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2005 2:13 pm
Ueno park is dangerous at night? I would have never guessed when I visited it there.
Naturally it's a little bit more safer but that was because Japanese also have different morals. They have cigerrate machines that teenagers can access but they would never as it would make them look really bad and plus they don't need to be smoking, they need to be studying and stuff. I'm sure they do have their share of drugs and such, just as Americans do, but probally not to the extent as we do.
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Posted: Sun May 01, 2005 6:55 pm
i wonder tough. about the skirt thing
The gym shorts arn't literaly like Briefs are they?
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