To the east my brother, to the east!
i have decided to make the move. after being thrusted from my seat of comfort, i am starting to plan my trip to japan in the fall. i am currently looking into being an english teacher in the beautiful country of japan. i have no clue where the money for this new journey is going to come from but i pray that if it is the lord's will that i may go.
this was an idea i played around with since my friend left for japan about a year and half ago. i started researching for visits last year when i thought i may go for my birthday. this year i turn 30. i think it would be wonderful to spend it in a place that will heighten my awarness of the world.
all of this is so new and unexpected. if you are reading this blog and have any tips on traveling and teaching abroad please let me know. if you are a person looking to give money away to worthy cause...please...let me know!
this was an idea i played around with since my friend left for japan about a year and half ago. i started researching for visits last year when i thought i may go for my birthday. this year i turn 30. i think it would be wonderful to spend it in a place that will heighten my awarness of the world.
all of this is so new and unexpected. if you are reading this blog and have any tips on traveling and teaching abroad please let me know. if you are a person looking to give money away to worthy cause...please...let me know!
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Hey,
I myself have never been to Japan but moved to Asia three years ago.
From talks I had with friends and follow expats, Japan is one of the most challenging cultures to adapt to. In a way, they are the most westernized nation in East Asia, but in a way, they're also the most different, specially when it comes to social interactions.
A friend taught in a Japanese village for one year. From what he said, I wouldn't do it - it was a very socially isolating experience for him. So according to his advice, teaching in one of the cities is best.
Whatever you do, I wish you the best of luck and happiness on your way!
The Unrequited Love Boy
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