I see. Thank you. :)

Hey i'm going to japan to when im 22 with a few of my friends, maybe you could go with us. you'll be 18 when im 22 so if you would want to you could travel with us.:cool:

I'm going in about 17 days. Just telling you to make you jealeous!

:mad: NOOOOOO! lol

I'll be thinking about all of you while I sip sake in the bar and grill and eat tasty treats hot off the grill, slowly slipping away from my worldly cares.

:mad: ahhhhh stop

I hope you can pass for become english teacher from college to Japan ^^ Oh get a note: Be stricts to students as you are teacher I think it's good idea if you are English Teacher to the students you want make sure kids not lazy like not want works their homework/papers/tests/anythings, bad students with very low grades and skip classes alot, Teachers have alot rules of good stricts and listens to teachers (and you in future ^^), and I hope and pray for you and good/honset students to you. ^^

I just came to Japan about a week ago. Im just in a language school for uni-prep Japanese. Right now im just waiting for my alien registration card to open a bank account and then find some part-time work. Most likely teaching english session. If you're truly dedicated, work for it, more effort = higher rewards.

Getting into the country is a lengthy process with a lot of paperwork involved. 60 000 yen a month is what im paying for rent, ontop of that transportation eats a lot of money (train) and food portions are small compared to north america.

Are you coming to Tokyo?

Get your degree in Japan? You wouldn't be the first to do it. An acquaintance of mine finished his masters in Japanese here last year.

Learning Japanese is tough enough. To get a PHD in English literature you'll need to learn Latin, as well as quite a bit of French, German, and Greek. You would do better to simply get a MA or PHD (if you make it that far) in education.