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Country I would like to visit

Well, in my case, I would like to visit Japan because I have some interest about Japanese culture like kabuki theatre, food and paintings, but also I like Japanese pop culture such as manga, anime, movies and trends. Japan is an island country in East Asia and has a very interesting culture; actually I love ukiyo-e art, for example The Great Wave off Kanagawa is beautiful painting. About cuisine, I don´t have the best taste, because I only ate sushi and I am interested about eating gyosa, panko chicken, takoyaki, mocha and nabemono (a type of hot top foods).

I thought that I could study there, but I am more interested about tourism and visiting places, I would like to go to Tokyo, specifically Akihabara and Harajuku because I am kind of interested on anime, trends and kawaii stuff. Also, I might visit Mount Fuji, a beautiful natural place; also, Aoshima the island of cats is an interesting place. I would like to watch Kabuki theatre in real life because the visuals are very interesting and I love their makeup and outfits, it is very well done.



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