I lived in Osaka for nearly five years, and it felt like home from the moment I arrived. People in Osaka are genuinely warm and ready to lend a hand, even to strangers. I’ll never forget the time I fell off my bike. Within moments, a group of people had gathered around me, helping me back to my feet and making sure I was okay. Another time, I was shopping at Oasis supermarket and ran into a bit of trouble because of my limited Japanese. (2)

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幾秒內	Harfah halimaharfah	I didn’t understand that I had to ask for a plastic bag at the cashier, so when I wasn’t given one, I stood there confused, wondering how I was going to carry my groceries. Just then, a kind Japanese grandma noticed my distress. She came over with a warm smile and offered me an extra plastic bag she had. That small act of kindness meant the world to me, especially since I was already feeling a bit out of place due to the language barrier. (3)