Rural Japan, which is pretty nice.
That said:
- in nature here there's always some sort manmade thing somewhere if it's not overgrown. I miss the UK were there were whole swathes of countryside that had almost nothing manmade, but due to human influence were easy to access (not overgrown, plenty of footpaths, etc.).
- I miss a good range of cheese at prices that don't make me consider taking out a loan.
- I hate the summer, and it only seems to have gotten longer to now be unpleasant for at least four months of the year.
- Japanese people are still a bit odd to me, even after years of living with them. They are almost all incredibly polite, the vast majority are very respectful (thus low crime, etc.) But they can be quite cold, not that open, can be quite ready to ghost people, and if you manage to get into a situation that requires going against the grain... good luck persuading most of them to try something different.
The only thing that
really ticks me off is driving in Japan. The drivers yes, but more the number of traffic lights. Learn what a fucking roundabout is Japan.
Ranting aside, almost everything else is great. I am moving back to the UK in the end though, as I feel like I've had my fill of Japan.