Is it possible to get sn in japan?i would like to spend my remaining days in this beautiful country and die there.it is not possible to get sn in my country
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ralphnol
Member
- Aug 25, 2019
- 61
I dont know but IĀ“d like help to get in my country too. Must be nice to end it all in Japan. I would've like to have gone there once.
That's daft! If you've never been there how on earth can you peg it as place to end it all. For goodness sake, keep some reality, folks!!
BipolarExpat
Accomplished faker
- May 30, 2019
- 698
Yes and no. Mostly no. But it's just my opinion, of course.
I've studied languages and cultures over the years but only REALLY knew the country, people, language, culture, food, etc. when I could live or stay long term. Anything before that was pretty much textbook knowing. Not that there's anything wrong with that, but when you use it as a basis for saying "Ooooo, I love xxxxx country, I wanna live there" it becomes a bid daft. And Japan, with its manga and popular culture, is a prime example of "I love manga, so I love Japan, I wanna live there, it sounds like paradise."
My comment was for Ralphnol.
Affinity, absolutely. But that's different from thinking of a country you don't know at all or well as the paradise ctb location. It's just ridiculous. Try finding a quiet ctb spot in Shibuya!
That's my point. If you don't KNOW the place/country, how can you say 'in a beautiful place'. It's fantasy. Nothing wrong with fantasy, as long as it's not projected as reality.
BipolarExpat
Accomplished faker
- May 30, 2019
- 698
From that ^ to: "paradise ctb location" (?)
Pretty big leap.
But I don't wanna' argue or debate, ralphnol. It's nice to see another well-traveled poster. :)
Can we agree to disagree?
I've never been to Greenland, Iceland or Norway but...for some odd reason...they look like decent places to fade away.
Sorry Bipolar Expat for being so grumpy and cynical. :-) I've spent a lifetime in foreign languages and countries and know from experience the gap between fantasy and reality.
I see your point. I'm attracted to many countries I've never yet visited (and now hardly likely to) I'd love to see Greenland before Trump buys it, Iceland sounds nice, and Norway looks great, bar the cost of living.
memento_mori
Student
- Mar 28, 2019
- 190
I once messaged someone here about getting antiemetics in Japan
Apparently they aren't available in local drug stores, you'll need prescription or some places only sell to locals
So you probably need to bring along your own antiemetics
As for acid reducers should be easy to get something there
Japan is about the strictest country in the world for drugs and related escapisms, as is well known.
Do you speak Japanese or have contacts in Japan? You say you've 'been there' but what does that mean? If it was long term I'd assume you'd have a bit more knowledge about how things work there and also have contacts.
If your answer's 'yes' why ask here, and if your answer's 'no' I don't see the point of asking, since you're not going to get any exit substance as a stranger to Japan.
Do you speak Japanese?
Yes = good luck
No = choose a different fantasy.Last edited:
ralphnol
Member
- Aug 25, 2019
- 61
I didnt say that. I was being supportive of OP. And I wish I could visit before I go. Calm down.
I just wanted to support OP. I never said it was a "paradise to die", I was being supportive of OP. What is going on here.
memento_mori
Student
- Mar 28, 2019
- 190
I don't know what kind of fantasy you are referring to, I was just traveling to Japan at that time and was just wondering if I could get antiemetics there so I asked another friendly user here, just relaying what I was told to OP.
Darn now you got me crying after reading that
Fantasy... I haven't been in a good enough mental state to fantasize anything for a long time.Last edited:
Please, don't do the "I'm sensitive so don't express different ideas and opinions..."! We ALL share fairly precarious mental states and it's not a rod to push others into not expressing honest views.
I WAS just being honest and have quite some experience of Japan, so I think I have some idea what I'm talking about. Jesus, you can't even import/use a Vic inhaler or Sinutab into/in Japan, so good luck with ctb stuff.
It's a VERY common and funny (to ex-pats) theme that young people fall in love with Japan's manga and popular culture and have exaggerated dreams that Japan is like an anime movie or manga. It's not. It's great, but it's not Disneyland.
I might come across as harsh, but honestly I just get quite frustrated at the total lack of reality in some posts. I can't work that way. I'm well past my teens, so maybe it's a grumpy old git thing.
memento_mori
Student
- Mar 28, 2019
- 190
I travel to Japan very often, wasn't intending to ctb or anything there. Been there too many times to have dreams about there. Was just letting op know it's hard to get hold of stuff.
Guess that word was a trigger for me coz Ive been crying and shaking for the past half an hour. Didn't realize my mental state was that bad
OK. In that case you don't need me to be telling you how things are there. Apologies.
I can't imagine crying and shaking for half an hour over just one word. Unless it's Brexit, lol.
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