Sometimes the best answer is the simplest explanation. Or... somethin' like that. Hey, I get it. I may not be on social media much these days, but I still know how much that shit can get to you, 'specially when you're young. You just gotta remember that half the time, the folks who're your loudest critics online will be the first buyin' tickets to see you as soon as they get a chance. Not to mention, I'm willin' to bet most, if not all, of 'em don't know what it's like to even be in a ring. All they see is what happens in front of the cameras, they don't know what goes on behind the scenes, how hard we gotta work, and the things we have to sacrifice to do what we love. For what it's worth, from what I've heard, it was love at first sight for a lotta Japanese fans, so don't go breakin' too many hearts while you're over there, Miss Hart. That's what you gotta do, get out and enjoy the trip between the shows, training, and whatever else you'll have goin' on. As for food, there's the obvious choice of sushi or ramen, 'cause you can't go wrong with either. Aside from that, I'd try checkin' out whatever the local specialty is. That's what I did during the G1, and I was not disappointed a single time. And since you're a matcha fiend, just in case you haven't tried it already, don't pass on the matcha cake.











