I want to answer questions about Japanese culture.I'm studying English,so I haven't sufficient English skill.Please stand my poor English grammar and terrible vocabulary.Maybe it might take long but I try to answer as possible as i can.Please feel free to send me private message,too.Sure, thanks for offering. Here's my question:Chances are slim, but do you know any good happening bar / SM club in Osaka? (Me and my wife we have tried like 3 of them in the Umeda area, but we found only one that we like more or less.) If not, could you recommend me a good online starting point to do my research on this subject?Thanks. Didn't know about this one, so I checked out the link you provided. Might prove useful some day, who knowshi, i have a question about living in japan i never been to japan and i m planning to go next week.Coming to the point=> is there any concept of paying guest in japan i want to live with a japnese family that way i can study jap culture very well.And please provide some information about universities and study level.......... Thanks!it's called a home-stay. Typically these are provided and set up through high schools and in some occasions through your local university. Get ahold of your local college officials or exchange program to find out more information about the subject. They are not automatic though as you will have competition since not every Japanese family wants a きたない gaijin living in their spare room.thanks aquamarinedo most japanese look down on the chinese?Do most Canadians look down on Americans?Well, many, yes. So same answer for rjr. It's just one of those 'things'.Canadians look down on Americans. In Flordia its other way around.Haha, doesn't surprise me. All Floridians get to see are our elderly snow-birds and starry-eyed cruise-ship travelers.