Frances
now, I know that in germany they have the concentration camps and then theres the twin towers here in America. Is there any other place?... I'm looking for A place that is not a historical site and monuments but a place that evokes strong emotion towards people.
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Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan, but there are monuments there.
If you want a place that evokes emotion toward people it is hard to find one that isn't historical. Places of great natural beauty might work; Angel Falls, Mt. Fuji, Grand Canyon, Great Wall of China, even simple things like an empty beach, or the Northern Lights...
Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan, but there are monuments there.
If you want a place that evokes emotion toward people it is hard to find one that isn't historical. Places of great natural beauty might work; Angel Falls, Mt. Fuji, Grand Canyon, Great Wall of China, even simple things like an empty beach, or the Northern Lights...
What is Camp Zama like in Japan? (Army)?
thatgirl90
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Not a bad place to live from what I hear. Considering its proximity to Atsugi, Yokosuka, Yokota. My friends usually go to Zama to buy stuff they can't find on other bases.
And not too many locals protesting about the "noise" (Christ! When you buy a cheap house next to a freaken USAF, and NAVY base with an enormous runway, don't be complaining about how loud the planes are...agrrhh..sorry..) But from what I hear, it's not that big of an issue at Zama (security is tighter for reasons I should not mention here)
Generally, people I've met from Zama seemed pretty relaxed and easy going, chatting on Xbox live etc. Many of them go out clubbing in Tokyo (although not as often as NAVY or USMC) I don't know why. I can't say that I know that place well, since I think I've only been there once. (maybe twice)
I can give you all the dot mil URLs but perhaps it'd be better if you looked them up. I will just give you the wiki page as a source but you will find 100 times more info on the dot mil web site.
Not a bad place to live from what I hear. Considering its proximity to Atsugi, Yokosuka, Yokota. My friends usually go to Zama to buy stuff they can't find on other bases.
And not too many locals protesting about the "noise" (Christ! When you buy a cheap house next to a freaken USAF, and NAVY base with an enormous runway, don't be complaining about how loud the planes are...agrrhh..sorry..) But from what I hear, it's not that big of an issue at Zama (security is tighter for reasons I should not mention here)
Generally, people I've met from Zama seemed pretty relaxed and easy going, chatting on Xbox live etc. Many of them go out clubbing in Tokyo (although not as often as NAVY or USMC) I don't know why. I can't say that I know that place well, since I think I've only been there once. (maybe twice)
I can give you all the dot mil URLs but perhaps it'd be better if you looked them up. I will just give you the wiki page as a source but you will find 100 times more info on the dot mil web site.
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