Moving to japan

If you’re planning to move to Japan or considering it, I firstly recommend you definitely do it. Secondly, I think there are some things you should know before taking the leap, just to be prepared but please don’t let this list scare you away. Remember, I moved here not knowing these things and obviously knowing them would have eased my life at the time but I still managed to enjoy it so much I decided not to leave. Here are 10 things I wish I knew before moving to Japan.

Are you thinking about moving to Japan? For me, I knew I wanted to move here ever since I was a freshman in college. Then came the problem of “How the hell do

Are you thinking about moving to Japan? For me, I knew I wanted to move here ever since I was a freshman in college. Then came the problem of “How the hell do you actually move to Japan?” Here is a step by step guide on everything you need to know and everything you need to do to move to Japan.

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Here is the best guide to get accepted to the MEXT Scholarship, based on a personal experience. It requires hard work - but anyone can do it!If you love Japan, want to move here for a while and willing to work hard while discovering this amazing country - this guide is just for you.

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I've spoken with previous JETs about what advice they wish they had or should have taken with high hopes this can give advice for moving to Japan.

When someone lives in a different country for a significant amount of time, they will inevitably change in some way. Living to a new societal standard and surrounded by new culture will lead to new habits and eventually new or altered convictions. Moving to Japan was, quite possibly, the furthest from Ireland I could get in terms of culture. This led to years of learning from and adapting to a whole new lif...