Two Months in Japan: Learning More Than Just a New Culture
It's been two months since I arrived here, and I can honestly say that I've learned much more than I expected. Living in a different country isn't only about adapting to new food, a new language, or a new environment. It's also about observing people. Over these two months, I've met many different individuals, and I've found myself paying attention to how they think, how they communicate, how they behave, and even the little habits that make each person unique. Coming from Indonesia, I've noticed many differences. Some surprised me, some inspired me, and some challenged the way I usually see things. Every interaction has become part of my learning process. Of course, not every experience has been comfortable. Recently, I started feeling uncomfortable communicating with one of my colleagues, who is also a student. During conversations, they often seem to rush things unnecessarily, creating a sense of pressure even when the situation doesn't really require...
