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05-31-2011, 10:10 PM
Watashi wa is I am.
I wouldn't really call moving to Japan a dream for me because,I've been planning this for a couple of years,I've got a rough idea of what I'm going to do to earn money,I've been there once. My definition of a dream is something that might never happen,the unrealistic thing that you want. For me,that's writing tokusatsu,because,well,anime and manga are hard and I doubt television is much easier to get into. Japan is something that will definitely happen. I'm not going to rush into it,I want to live in Wales for a bit first,but I've gotta live my life too. 
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05-31-2011, 10:33 PM
Well as the thread says, I want to live and work in Japan someday. I know it will be though to do and I plan to work hard to get there. I plan to major in Japanese in college (one year and 4 days of high school left) and to either double major or minor in astronomy. I hope to be able to do something astronomy related in Japan.
I always enjoy learning about Japanese culture, past and present. Sorry if I've already posted this, I couldn't find it when I looked.
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05-31-2011, 10:51 PM
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Plus I'm a bit of a Sci Fi nerd too lol
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06-01-2011, 01:29 AM
@Umihito yea I love it. I'm a big scifi person. I love the Stargate series (Atlantis is my favorite show). I have a telescope that I got for Christmas but I don't have many chances to use it. Hopefully more this summer. I'm not sure if I want to have astronomy as double major or minor though. Since I love it but math and physics are not my best friends. But the type of astronomy I'm interested in is the study of extrasolar bodies (Europa is my favorite object) and not really the movement of stars or the physics of blackhole. I hope you get what I mean by that.
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06-01-2011, 02:02 AM
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Also keep in mind that the primary goal of an astronomy major in university, as with many fields of college-level academic study, is to select out and train potential future professional astronomers. People who get through the major are then expected to go on to graduate-level Ph.D. work. Considering the low number of job opportunities in the field, this may be a risky path to follow. (In case you're wondering, I'm stating this from personal experience. My field of study in college was planetary science, and I went on to graduate school in an astronomy department. Didn't work out, since by that point I had really lost the will to continue.) I don't want to discourage you from studying a field you're interested in. I just wanted to warn you about what you might face depending on how deeply you get into it. Still, I would encourage you to study as much math and physics as you can handle, simply because they're so damned useful for understanding how the world works. Oh, and a decent math background makes physics a lot more comprehensible; calculus is one hell of a powerful mental tool.
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06-01-2011, 04:18 AM
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Exactly the same with me, maths and physics really weren't my good points of school, weird considering things I like seem to revolve around those things. :L Yeah, I getcha  Me too, I prefer to look at galaxies and such though, Andromeda being a personal favourite. 
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06-01-2011, 11:03 AM
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06-01-2011, 01:50 PM
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but I KNOW would really be better off just a dream, but going to Japan is not really one of "THOSE KINDS OF DREAMS". I have two dreams, To go to Japan, and to meet Dieter Laser. Otherwise I don't want to do anything else (for real). But the thing is, for me, if anyone wants something they can get it, just by working hard, but not so much that they overwork it. Because of course we all know that seriously getting addicted to something isen't healthy. At all. Right now I'm not crazy about going to Japan I'd just really like to go. I know thats like saying I want to but I don't want to... But anyway, its hard to explain sence I'm only 11. 
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