Some sections, like Shibuya, are noisy. There's lots of music and different noises coming from stores. I found Shibuya crossing to be especially noisy. Still, in rural areas, it is as quiet as Kansas.
Some sections, like Shibuya, are noisy. There's lots of music and different noises coming from stores. I found Shibuya crossing to be especially noisy. Still, in rural areas, it is as quiet as Kansas.
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You must be from Kansas.
Yeah, it's fairly quiet here in the midwest.
I would think it'd be noisy in Japan, since alot of people seem to live in citites.
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Much noisier!! All the announcements and jingles used to drive me crazy.
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Nope, CaliforniaYou must be from Kansas., but I've driven through Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa....there really isn't anything there but corn and wheatfields. Haha
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