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Prometheus · 26-30, M
I moved from my hometown the day after I turned 16 to live with my mother and stepfather so I could finish highschool in another state roughly 2000 miles away annd lost everyone I thought was friends with me. Was it rough for you to move? Did you lose any friends or miss any important events?
Shine · 26-30, F
@Prometheus luckily Osaka is about half hour away from Kyoto by train.
so I can still see my friends but it does make it inconvenient..
I have to plan ahead
so I can still see my friends but it does make it inconvenient..
I have to plan ahead
Prometheus · 26-30, M
Oh wow that is not bad at all. Do you think Kyoto is different or hard to adjust to? Is this the farthest from your hometown you've been?
Shine · 26-30, F
@Prometheus it is a much slower life and not as much going on.
I miss being closer to my friends and I have visited Kyoto many times before so I am not completely lost.
Osaka is a much more lively city.
Trains in Japan are really good and fast so distance isn’t that bad.
I like living in Kyoto though. I think even though it’s not as exciting.
it’s a really nice place to live and you still have easy good transport access to rest of Japan.
Kyoto is not as big as Osaka so I think it’s easier to get to places.
I miss being closer to my friends and I have visited Kyoto many times before so I am not completely lost.
Osaka is a much more lively city.
Trains in Japan are really good and fast so distance isn’t that bad.
I like living in Kyoto though. I think even though it’s not as exciting.
it’s a really nice place to live and you still have easy good transport access to rest of Japan.
Kyoto is not as big as Osaka so I think it’s easier to get to places.
Prometheus · 26-30, M
Well that is excellent. I hope you enjoy your new city and I wish you many good memories to come.