Would you live in the preceding place?

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No. What even.

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Sure, for a period of a few years as long as I had a way to get out of the city when I felt the need to.



(I'm going to discontinue the northern Japan theme after a few more and focus on the part of New England I live in instead.)

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I just said, or at least heavily implied, that it's in northern Japan. That's the city and port of Hakodate, at the southern tip of Hokkaido. It does look and feel a lot like a Japanese version of old-time San Francisco, yeah, since its original urban buildup was at around the same time and to serve roughly the same cultural and economic function.

Anyway no I would not live literally in Mordor. Obviously. This game is more interesting if there's at least a possibility of different answers. Sheesh.

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No. For the kind of low-density city it appears to be it looks fairly nice, but it's still a low-density city, and places with mesas are great to visit but I wouldn't want to live in that part of the country full-time.



(It might be a little difficult to make out but that is a small town on the peninsula on the right-hand side of the picture there.)

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Yeah. That looks really nice, actually.

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Since politicus didn't post a picture of her own this time:

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But, it looks like the Fujiyama. I don't think than my lifestyle, attitude and work ethics are compatible with Japan's ones.

It's actually Iwaki-san, but yes, it's still in Japan. Everything I've posted so far has been. I'm doing the rounds of cities and towns where I've stayed in the northern part of the country in the same way that politicus did the rounds of Nordic capitals.

Also, politicus, I wasn't aware Torshavn was homophobic.

NYPest: No. This isn't funny any more.

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The style and use of space in Torie's is a little too masculine for me, in the same way that he thought the style and use of space in politicus's was too feminine.

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Probably not, but hard to tell from the picture. Reminds me a bit about the Azores, which would be good. Is it still in Japan?

Yes, but a part of Japan that it's weirdly hard to find good pictures of online, even searching in Japanese.

*skip*

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Absolutely.

Okay, last from northern Japan:

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Absolutely!



(Assume it's in better apparent repair.)