There would be so many places I would want to travel to, so many things I would want to learn, so many people I would want to meet, and so many cultures I would want to know about, but there is one place that I would be more than overjoyed to be in: Mediaeval Japan. Well, if I’m being completely honest, I want to visit Japan in general, modern or Mediaeval.

    For a lot of my life, I have found Japan’s culture more than interesting, and everytime I would hear someone talking about Japanese culture, I would slip into that conversation in a matter of seconds. Learning about the different cultures, holidays, traditions, different dishes, important people of the history of Japan, anything about it interests me. I would learn more than enough if I travelled back into the Mediaeval times of Japan. 

   One of the first things I’d want to learn about would be the culture. I want to learn about what they do, about different religions, landmarks, traditions, and many other things. I’ve always wanted to visit a Japanese shrine, and see how people would pray there. I would love to learn how to make different Japanese dishes too, since I love cooking for my family, and Japanese foods. Another thing I would want to learn would be the art. Japan was very famous for their art, and was known for creating many famous pieces of art too. I love art very much, and want to learn as much about art as possible. And finally, the last thing I would want to learn about; The literature. Japan has a poem structure that has always interested me, and those are Haikus. Haikus, for me at least, have been a little tricky to write. So, it would be interesting to see where they came from, who made them, and when they became more famous in other countries besides Japan. 

    In conclusion, I know that I’ll probably never go to Japan (Especially mediaeval Japan), but if I ever do, this would be what I’d want to learn about.

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They have strange things in Japan.

10 Weirdest Things in Japan

• Vending Machines. One of the weirdest things in Japan are the vending machines. …
• Hi-Tech Toilets. Japan is known for its Hi-Tech toilets. …
• Capsule Hotels. …
• Canned Food Restaurant. …
• Rabbit Island. …
• Public Sleeping. …
• Green Kit Kat (and Other Novelty Food) …
• Maid Cafés.