A Japanese wife who has been living in Malaysia for nearly 5 years shared her secrets to living in the country, especially during the Ramadan period, urging others to take advantage of domestic travel opportunities, such as dining at IKEA and visiting Cameron Highlands. Her post resonated with many Chinese netizens, with some enthusiastically declaring that a must-visit destination during this time is the water theme park!

Having resided in Malaysia with her Japanese husband for almost 5 years, the Japanese wife recently took to Facebook to share her experiences. She mentioned that it was only after coming to Malaysia that she began to learn about Islam and, after settling down in the country for several years, she started looking forward to the arrival of Ramadan.

"Because as non-Muslims, we should seize this period to freely visit places that are usually crowded," she stated.

She revealed that her friends joked that during Ramadan, Chinese and Indian Malaysians become very busy.

"They're busy dining at IKEA, busy indulging in Korean fried chicken, and most importantly, busy heading to Cameron Highlands."

She pointed out that during her years in Malaysia, she has come to realize that places usually crowded with people are best visited during Ramadan. This is because during this month, Malay Muslims fast during the day and do not go out for leisure activities or dining, thus allowing non-Muslims to enjoy these places without the usual crowds.

She also expressed her admiration for the various "reverse operations" by Malaysians that never cease to surprise her, leaving her unable to hold back her laughter.

She shared a photo of supermarket shelves filled with dates, saying, "Seeing these shelves filled with Malay New Year goods in the supermarket, I know it's time to start planning domestic trips."

The post immediately struck a chord with Chinese netizens, who praised the Japanese wife and jokingly remarked that she had already mastered the secrets of living in Malaysia.

Moreover, many netizens exclaimed that the must-visit places during Ramadan are water theme parks and forest waterfalls, as these places are not crowded during this month.

Netizens also suggested picnicking or camping by the beach, as there are very few tourists during Ramadan, making the beach incredibly serene and perfect for relaxation.