Japan or Italy I'm really indecisive about where to go for

As an italian who visited japan twice, i would say:

Italy is better for museums, landscapes and drinking.
Japan better for efficiency, safety and shopping.
Food is excellent for both and depends on your taste.

>>1219460
I Second this

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>>1219434

>tfw you went to Milan but didn't bother to see the last supper

>>1219434
FWIW, there are Asian hookers in Italy.

Thanks for the suggestions, italy was my first choice anyways.
Now its just up to making the arangments and goign to an agency, you guys think its better to plan it out myself or lets the agency plan it out for me ? I only have the vatican, milan, venice, rome in mind so far. Also what are some good touristic spots or some historic things im missing out on

>>1219507

Shit is far too crowded and expensive, not only that but you have to book in advance.

It might be worth it, but its not a travesty if you don't see it, looks as good in pictures anyway.

>>1219434
>summer brake
Stay home and study.

>>1219670
>I wont get another chance after this
can you read ? im going dude

>>1219686
Can you spell

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>>1219743
>implying i should worry about my spelling on a mongolian ice skating image forum

>>1219665

You can do fine without an agency, you will save money and have more freedom, just book visit online or queue.
Cities you mentioned are literally full of touristic and historic spots so just wander around in the centre and you will find stuff to see.
I would personal discard Milan since it's a business cities and rather dull aside from the Dome area, both Firenze and Bologna are more convenient on the train route from Rome to Venice and better for a tourist.