In article <X6wDe.16442$2h1.10837@trnddc05>, momiyuki@hotmail.com 
says...
> I am marry two years with my American husband. We live in a Florida. It is 
> very difficult for me to make a friend and my husband is very busy now with 
> work. I understand, but I feel homesick and want to call to Japan more. I 
> am not a lot of moneys but my husband says to me that I can call if I find 
> a good deal for the phone calls. Also, in Florida are there many Japanese 
> people? I miss Japanese food I can't cook here. I hope to find a friend to 
> enjoy a  friendliness! miyuki
> 
It is always hard for adults to find good friends in a foreign culture 
because the local people think and act very differently from what you're 
used to. Most of the locals already have friends and family who take up 
their time.  Try to meet Japanese-speaking people in the city where you 
live.  

Universities that have Asian studies programs are sometimes good places 
to meet people. If you can find some Japanese and some American friends, 
you will be able to combine what is familiar to you with the best of 
your new home.  This will help you to adapt and to feel at home in 
Florida.  

In my city there are two non-profit organizations dedicated to helping 
Japanese immigrants to adapt to Canada.  I'm sure there are similar 
organizations in Florida.  

You may find such organizations on the Internet using Google.  For 
example, if you enter the words "Japanese cultural Miami" in Google, you 
will find:

http://tinyurl.com/cche5

Click on the link above and you will find many references.

If you live in some other city, just enter the name of your city instead 
of Miami, and you will find links that apply to your area.

Best of luck,

Verno