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02-16-2009, 06:37 PM
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I lived in Japan30 years ago-loved it(see p 93)-looking for someone to help me acheive my dream of having another black Japanese bobtail male cat-is JAWS still the humane society there-is there any chance I can get some assistance? Also to share experiences of life in Tokyo-I loved it and still want to return again. It is next to impossible to find the true type bobtail here. Mata-ne? |
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02-16-2009, 06:41 PM
Would be interesting to get Japanese citizenship even when it's hard.
In Finland you just have to marry a native and BLAM! Instant citizenship! I'm probably going to visit Japan in a few years after my army service (while I'm still young and stuff). Might just want to visit for a day or something and see how your life is over there Nyororin. :P |
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02-22-2009, 02:18 AM
There is a cute black bobtail eating outside right now named "Kuro-Goma"
But catching him and sending him to America seems a bit odd? He seems really content right now...? Chris English Conversation School in Japan |
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03-02-2009, 02:04 AM
After reading through 94 pages of this thread X.X I feel alot more edumicated. =D I have a few questions though:
1. I'm starting to actually look at my Japan travel dreams alot more seriously. If I take a 1year Japanese course study abroad program, am I allowed to work at all? if not how much money should I save up for food and stuff? (I was told food isnt provided) 2. When are the JLPT's and does it cost money to take them? 3. exactly how bad are the summers? I live in Northernish NJ and sometimes the heat can be kinda brutal. I have Asthma. Will it be a big problem for me? Like before my body adapts to the new climat. (spelling?) 4. How exactly do Study abroad programs work? I go to class then what? Will I have free time to explore and practise my communication and street smarts? (getting around, directions, metro system ect) 5. would a Bike be a good investment? |
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03-02-2009, 07:22 AM
Some questions that haven`t been asked and answered 20 times! Yay!
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Either way - you are going to need a set amount of money in order to obtain your visa anyway. Last time I looked into it, I believe it was 600,000yen for a year. It`s basically to prove that you have the resources available to house and feed yourself without resorting to illegal methods (like working against the rules of your visa, etc). Even if you don`t touch any of that money, you still have to present evidence of having it in an easily accessible location (like a bank account in your name.) Quote:
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I imagine it varies between programs, but most likely it would be like attending a school in the US. You have classes through the morning and afternoon, and free time afterward. Although with a program, it`s my understanding that there are a lot of activities and field trips taking place after classes. Quote:
If you`re going to be out in the middle of nowhere, it depends. |
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