Comments on: CANNABIS AND JAPAN

By: Rasta Man

Rasta Man — Tue, 10 May 2016 04:51:56 +0000

any information on buying weed in hiroshima?

By: The Rover

The Rover — Sun, 01 May 2016 10:35:36 +0000

Hello,

I notice there hasn’t been any activity recently on this website. Is there any news regarding the movement toward the legalization of cannabis in Japan?

Best Regards.

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By: Rory Gray

Rory Gray — Sun, 29 Jul 2012 08:31:46 +0000

It is fantastic to see fight for the legalisation of cannabis in Japan. It has always been my dream to live and train in the warrior art I practice in Japan, with the Soke or grandmaster, my dream will finally come to fulfilment next year all things going to plan! But I too am involved in the legalisation of cannabis in New Zealand with a youth organisation called the Green Wave, and feel that while I would love to smoke a fat blunt in Tokyo, I have far too much respect for the people and culture to break Japanese laws, however after some research and this article it is a relief off my mind knowing that people fight against ignorance and prejudice in Japan too, and that like minded people are still protecting the plant that only brings peace, and peace is integral to a warriors heart. Thank you for the article, its good to know that while seas, language and culture may separate people, people’s hearts still remain the same as good and honest human beings, who are able to call bullshit when they see it.

By: Shigeru Aso

Shigeru Aso — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 00:58:08 +0000

Hi, Alexander, thank you for your comments. Norway huh? I wonder what the laws on cannabis over there are like, and how are they enforced. Please keep in touch, and enjoy your stay in TOKYO.

By: Alexander

Alexander — Sun, 22 Apr 2012 22:39:05 +0000

Hi! This was a very good read, and I’m really glad to see that people are doing an effort over there to change peoples perspectives. I’ve been in Japan in total for about 4 months, and I’ve felt afraid to ask people about cannabis when I’ve been there. I wouldn’t have smoked there if someone offered me, as I’m aiming to move to japan, and I don’t want my plans to go down the drain, but it would however be great to open some minds if I could. I would never tell people to break the law and go smoke it, but in the end it’s a matter of how many of us there are out there willing to stop this endless ignorance by spreading a good word, instead of false propaganda.
I’ll be going to Tokyo in two months, and I’ll definitely try to ask some people about it this time.
Keep up the great work, and I’ll try to do my part here in Norway for now.