Dating in Japan
There are few different points of dating in Japan and America.
One point is what we use to move from place to place. In America, most people use cars to pick his/her girl/boyfriend up and go where they want. But in Japan, using trains are faster and easier to move, so we don’t usually use cars unless we go somewhere far on a vacation.
Another difference is what we do while dating. American people go somewhere far by car for sightseeing and walk around that place (I guess), but Japanese couple often go shopping to choose each other’s clothes, and talk for a long time at a café after that. By talking, they can get to know each other more so it is an important time in a date in Japan.
The last difference is the time how much time they can be together. As I said that American often use cars, they can meet and leave anytime they want. In contrast, as Japanese use trains, it is hard for them to stay as long as they like due to the time of the train. For example, meeting on the rush hour is difficult, and they also need to care about the last train.
Of these three differences, I think using cars and trains for dating is a great difference between America and Japan. By this, many things we can do for dating is limited, and it becomes the characteristics of dating in each country. Therefore, people in both country try to think of the best plan possible when they go on a date.
自己紹介
- T.N.
- どうも!早稲田大学国際教養学部1年の那須孝です。 アメリカのニュージャージー州に住んでいたことがあります。 趣味は体を動かすことです。 今年の目標は、英語力を向上させることと、友達を増やすことです。 自己紹介は苦手なのですが、最後まで読んでくれてありがとう(^^;) Hi. My name is Takashi Nasu. I am a freshman at SILS, Waseda University. I used to live in New Jersey, America. My hobby is playing sports. My goal for this year is to improve my English skills, and to make more friends. I’m not good at writing self-introductions, but thanks for reading till the end!!
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面白い観測です。だけど,アメリカのデートは全部違いません。例えば,金がない若しかして。だから、車を運転しない多分。
デートのために買いますか?ほんとですか?
Do most people go shopping for clothes on a first date? I haven't heard of that before- it's really interesting!
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