Natal, Brazil

* Geographical Coordinates: 5° 46' 45.3252'' S35° 12' 3.2976'' W * Altitude: 3,937 ft

Physical Landmark:
Aso-Gogaku
As we are all aware of the world is a gigantic place. There are no words that can match the beauty it contains. And as you can imagine finding the starting was a pretty difficult task; I mean there are so many places on earth I would love to explore but sadly I could only choose one. Though it was hard to decide, my starting point would be Nepal which is located in Brazil. From there I went North, East, South and East again. And let me tell you Mr.Khan it was a very interesting flight. My only wish would have been that it was for real!
My “journey” over the globe left me speechless. I learned and saw much, not to mention they gave out some free peanuts during the ride. I was truly immersed in Japanese culture and daily life, and gained a deep understanding of the Japanese people. I quickly noticed several differences between Japan and America. For example, on American trains, people talk to each other or on the phone, and the train cars are usually loud and almost rowdy sometimes. This was not the case in Japan: there, everyone was polite in the trains, and the cars were dead silent because no one talked on their phones. Additionally, I noticed that children in Japan are much more independent than children in America. Here, children are often driven to school and sports, and parents tend to hover over their kids. On the other hand, in Japan, children walked or rode the trains by themselves to school, and were much more independent than children in America. Notice that what I just described was completely based on culture; I am now going to transcend into my journey’s physical landmarks. Japan is my favorite place in the world, full of incredible beauty and fantastic wonders beyond the imagination. From the tall, immaculate