Fall in Love With a Rainy Day in Tokyo

Zitong Mao
Jul 23, 2017 · 4 min read
Rainy Night In Tokyo. Photo Credit: Masashi Wakui

I hate rain.

Rainy days are the worst. Some people consider rains to be romantic, but I don’t think so. Rain makes you wet, creates unpleasant smells in the air, and ruins outdoor plans. Even the trains get delayed on a rainy day — something that is not very common in Japan.

Yet the so-called “梅雨” season is happening. With the cloudy weather every day, you don’t know if…

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This publication covers the experience of students who work and travel in Tokyo. It highlights a spectrum of student's perspectives towards Japan's culture, environment and workplace.

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