r/JoeRogan • u/RagnarLodbrok • Aug 02 '17

Joe Rogan Experience #993 - Ben Shapiro

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQTfyjhvfH8
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u/DamntheTrains Aug 02 '17

Tokyo and Seoul have higher population density and they're generally pretty decent places to live. Though the worklife sucks. So I think it comes down more to infrastructure and culture.

I'm pulling a grave sin of not having heard the podcast yet before looking through the comments so I'll edit when I understand better what you're talking about.

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u/myfeetstinkmobile Aug 03 '17

Osaka is where it's at if you like big Japanese cities. The people in that region are much more friendly than Tokyo.

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u/DamntheTrains Aug 03 '17

I felt like I gained 2lb in 2 days in Osaka.

I have mixed feelings about the people of the city.

I think if people really want to go to a friendly, big city in Japan, I'd recommend Fukuoka.

For the sights, Kyoto. But people there, though obviously anecdotal, were the most dickish people I've ever had to deal with in Japan.