That's now a bit more than 3years that I am living in Japan, eating japanese food, speaking and thinking japanese. Like I said in other topics, I know very well that I am a foreigner here and will never be something else than a 外人 for japaneses. But I feel home, after more than 3years in Japan, I feel home, and whenever I am going back to Geneva (my home city) I feel good but not home! It's my city, my origin and I am proud of it, but not my home anymore, I feel like a foreigner. What do you feel? Where do you feel at home? For me it's the Kansai.
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Well do I have to explain how bad my house looks like, it's big, but old and next earthquake, I will probably die smashed under my house..... I am in Nishinomiya. Gonna be able to move out of it soon hopefully, but still I want to stay in Nishinomiya, Okamoto or Rokko. If anybody is looking for a room mate, please send me a mail
I think ,now Im living place is my home .
Thats "home"
even animal ,sometime they change the thier home .
Im living vancouver now . I think here is my home .
But one of canadian people told me that here is not your home town .
ofcouse YES , here is not my home town ,but I have a home in this city .
living place is my home for me ,
born place is my home town .
sorry my english is limited . I cant explain well .
Thats "home"
even animal ,sometime they change the thier home .
Im living vancouver now . I think here is my home .
But one of canadian people told me that here is not your home town .
ofcouse YES , here is not my home town ,but I have a home in this city .
living place is my home for me ,
born place is my home town .
sorry my english is limited . I cant explain well .
my home is denver. My homies are in denver.
I moved a lot. Since i was 5 years old, I never stayed in same "home" for more than three years. Now, I'm in Michigan, but I still think that Denver, CO is my home. Where I lived for 4 years for school, and I know where everything is. I know where I should or shouldn't go. No need of tourist guide, and most of all, all of my people still are there.
Home, that's where you want to go back to. I finally found the home, and I'm going back.
I moved a lot. Since i was 5 years old, I never stayed in same "home" for more than three years. Now, I'm in Michigan, but I still think that Denver, CO is my home. Where I lived for 4 years for school, and I know where everything is. I know where I should or shouldn't go. No need of tourist guide, and most of all, all of my people still are there.
Home, that's where you want to go back to. I finally found the home, and I'm going back.
I live in Niigata of Japan. In the future, I wanna move to forigin country. I'm thinking the place.
What do you think?
Where is most interesting place or point?
I have been to oklahoma in America. It's so fun, becouse there is nobady there. I could practice to comunicate in English and I surly have to speak in English.
To speaking and comunicate is always my dream!
What do you think?
Where is most interesting place or point?
I have been to oklahoma in America. It's so fun, becouse there is nobady there. I could practice to comunicate in English and I surly have to speak in English.
To speaking and comunicate is always my dream!
Hey I am from gifu,
I have been here for about two years, but I have been here on a working holiday too.
I am Australian. I live in a small town in gifu.
Coming from a fairly multicultural background, Its hard to understand how people think. But I think It has alot to do with education, ie media, parents, school.
Feeling at home somewhere is maybee alot about where you started out. I know alot of people have a better deal here than their birthplace.
I think Australia will always be home. but big up to the positive people that are from here too.
I have been here for about two years, but I have been here on a working holiday too.
I am Australian. I live in a small town in gifu.
Coming from a fairly multicultural background, Its hard to understand how people think. But I think It has alot to do with education, ie media, parents, school.
Feeling at home somewhere is maybee alot about where you started out. I know alot of people have a better deal here than their birthplace.
I think Australia will always be home. but big up to the positive people that are from here too.
i used to live in Nakazato (in Odawara) in early 2002 till early 2003 and i felt so much more at home than anywhere else. there could be a few factors contributing to why that is, but i felt most at home there all the same.
in Indonesia, where i was born, i feel like an outcast. basically i'm viewed as a foreigner even by my own relatives. i understand why since i practically spent more than half of my life in Australia as opposed to the mere 6-7 years in Jakarta. another thing is that i'm a Chinese-Indonesian. well, although my family have been in Indonesia for several generations, we still don't belong. and obviously, we're not Chinese enough to be accepted fully in China too.
in Australia, it's alright i suppose, but i feel rather out of place and yearn being in an Asian country. most of my friends are Asians and all i think about is to find a chance to get out of here to Japan or Korea as soon as i can. well, that's my ultimate goal, but if i can't get there, Singapore, Taiwan or Hong Kong is ok too.
as for the factors that i mentioned before... hmm... that time when i lived in Odawara i was only 18-19 years old. the excitement and comfort of actually living alone in a new environment (city and country) might have been a huge impact on why i enjoy it so much.
in Indonesia, where i was born, i feel like an outcast. basically i'm viewed as a foreigner even by my own relatives. i understand why since i practically spent more than half of my life in Australia as opposed to the mere 6-7 years in Jakarta. another thing is that i'm a Chinese-Indonesian. well, although my family have been in Indonesia for several generations, we still don't belong. and obviously, we're not Chinese enough to be accepted fully in China too.
in Australia, it's alright i suppose, but i feel rather out of place and yearn being in an Asian country. most of my friends are Asians and all i think about is to find a chance to get out of here to Japan or Korea as soon as i can. well, that's my ultimate goal, but if i can't get there, Singapore, Taiwan or Hong Kong is ok too.
as for the factors that i mentioned before... hmm... that time when i lived in Odawara i was only 18-19 years old. the excitement and comfort of actually living alone in a new environment (city and country) might have been a huge impact on why i enjoy it so much.
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