Move To Japan

To study? Yes, sure. I've been to Japan once for a trip. I really liked it. I think I can manage a year or two living there to get my master's degree or something.(I'm in my 5th semester to get my bachelor's degree rn) But I know that country has a thing for overworking. So I ain't gonna get a job there no matter how much the pay is. After I'm d......   reply

Not at all interested in this country, I don't like their mentality, their laws, work, pollution and lots of other things. I know I would not be comfortable or happy in Japan. Apart from manga and video games nothing interests me in this country. It's not enough to love mangas or video games to want to visit a country or live in it, I don't work li......   1 reply

There is absolutely nowhere else in the world that has a language, religion, history, cultural or artistic traditions like Japan.   4 reply

Ehh.....well manga is fiction so I don't know why you'd use manga as reference of real life in japan.....Even in Japan, anime is not that mainstream although its more prevalent than in any other countries. Its not anime paradise as a country but there is akihabara.   reply

Uh. Yeah.   reply

.....what if people wanna visit for sight seeing lol not everyone goes JUST to experience the fictional manga life.   reply

I'm not really sure what the point of this post is, I just... I mean... what? I started reading manga probably in 200.....9? So I was 9 years old and well, never had I assumed that japan was exactly like a manga. I don't know what led you to that thought, but of course it's not. The radiation is not nearly as bad as you seem to believe and of cour......   reply

when i visited japan i honestly just loved what to locals is probably the most boring shit--konbinis and street food and the bathrooms and interiors and even just lighting fixtures. i went to tourist attractions too but i mainly just hung around hotels and restaurants and malls. i liked how all of the everyday objects were just a bit different. kin......   reply

Well, I'm moving to Japan next year once my studies are done. But since my way of thinking ( as a French) is far too different from them, I really wonder how it'll go. I already experienced some "problems" because of it so I don't know how long I'll be able to bear with it. I know that there's a lot of chances that I won't stay for like 20 years or......   2 reply

Doesn't matter, I think. We are already mature enough to think that there is a difference between fiction and reality. Any thing like cities, countries, places, etc. always have their bright and dark side, don't you think?   reply