It was the 90s when I first arrived in Nagoya. The city was so different from where I came from and so different from how I had imagined it. Life then led my family and me to travel between Japan and Italy for many years until 2015, when we decided to stop here for good. One day while reading the newspaper I discovered that Nagoya had been crowned as the most boring city in Japan. Not that it surprised me, nothing ever happens here and life is pretty flat, restaurants close early and there are very few attractions. But what is a flat city really? A city where there are no attractions doesn't have to be called boring or not? After all, cities are made up of people and so I focused on people, on how much difference there is between the faces of the people who live here and those who live in the funniest cities. I ride with a small Ricoh GR2 and this is just a first chapter I think.