[VomsVomaMew]

Well I've experienced Japan for just two months now (I'm an associate language teacher) and to date am loving it. Nevertheless I've now finally transferred to my neighborhood... well town and have my very own house. It's a pleasant little city however the isolation is stopping in. There's no more than 35k people living here and in my experience that seems an exaggeration. There a retail center in the centre but that's very small and that's actually the only appeal of the city centre and the only place to look aside from various other stores scattered round the place. I've asked many people in the mall by what there's to obtain up-to around in which they've answered - just decide to try getting the train to the nearest large city just a few stops away which I believe I'll likely do this this weekend. It gets complicated when I often ask somebody and they respond with 'I've a boyfriend,' and I've to test and explain that I am just searching for locations around town o-r just quit lol. The fitness center only costs a program to 50p which is extremely inexpensive so I'll be paying a reasonable bit of time-there and everybody else here's really good although which is very good. Was just wondering if anybody else had done a in Japan or anyplace else and had any tips about what to tell people or any other tips. My Japanese is in its novice phases and so I am utilizing a guide to ask questions but once they think I'm asking them out it occasionally backfires. Also when I enter a store the shopkeeper( s) may say some thing if you ask me and I'm unsure what it's - does anybody know? And must I respond with such a thing? Any recommendations o-r assistance will be valued! Thanks!