10 things you NEED to know before studying in JAPAN | Japanese University Study Abroad Experience

this is pretty much a crash course video to things you should know before moving to Japan!! if there’s anything you want me to cover in more detail, let me know bc I’d love to help you out :)

I will try applying on MEXT Scholarship next year but I'm not sure if they will accept me because I might complete 12th Grade before turning 18.. Anyways-- this is great advice so I'm hoping that I can be accepted and go to Japan!! I'll ask for help maybe in IG if I already got to Japan :))

i'm honestly very confused about a lot of things in this video. you start to mention a term or something, and just go on telling what benefits it has and why we should get it before fully explaining what the heck that actually is and how we can get it.

But if you are poor, how does one save up the money to study abroad in Japan?

Going to Doshisha in like … a week I’m so lucky I found this video thank you!

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This video was so informative. I'm looking into studying in Japan. How was the first year of living there when it came to expenses. That's what I'm most worried about.

Hi! I'm beginning to think about studying abroad in Japan, could you go over expenses - daily and overall - how you chose your university, and time management (university and exploration)

Think I have been trying to find a video like this forever so think u

Hello, I just want to ask how much is the Train Pass monthly?

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number 11 know a little bit of the language

I am still a student but I’ll graduate in about 2 years and therefore, I have to look for some universities to apply. I really want to go to a university with an exchange university in Japan to learn more about the language and culture there. But I feel a little nervous about my plans because I’m quite shy and I don’t know if I’d survive in Japan on my own 😅

The way you speak really makes me excited for when I'll go

Do you HAVE to learn Japanese? If so then I have alot of work to do

do you recommend studying in japan with no prior knowledge of the Japanese language? I was looking at Kyoto University and they have UG programs in English in the areas I'm interested in, so I'm considering it, but I've never lived in Japan, don't know the language or the culture.

just a heads up, if you are studying in japan you cannot get a JR rail pass, its only for people with a temporary stay visa, please correct me if I am wrong :)

Hi, thank you for the video, it really helps me! I'm coming to Kyushu Uni next year on MEXT graduate scholarship and I can't wait to go!

Thanks for the info and advices, this is gonna be helpful but Karaoke wasn't invented in japan ^ ^

I’ll be in Japan for the next 8 months with an working holiday visa. So I’ll be a permanent resident and I’ll get a residency card at my arrival. Is it still possible to get the JK Pass? I heard it’s only for people with a tourist visa

I’m going abroad as an exchange student this fall, so I’m curious, was it easy to make friends ? I’m kinda scared that I’ll be lonely over there 😅 do you have any tips?

I’m not old enough because I’m still in middle school, but my dream is too study animation in Japan

I'm having a hard time deciding whether I should go to Japan for all 4 years of university or do a year with a study abroad program and then move back to my country after ahh

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Me still 12 years trying to learn Japanese it's hard. The alphabet .any easy way to remember these letter?

so no clubs uh ?

Hi! I'm planning to do a year of foreign exchange in japan my senior year as part of my requirements for the university I plan to go to. Are there any tips you can give me for that situation?

Wonderful effort, could you be more organised your content little specific and detail about an example like "Train card" $5.00 is it a day ticket or a week ticket or month ticket???

Anyone here studied 4 years in a Japanese University?

wow, your english is excellent!

In 2024! I am going to Japan at univrsity! I will be on my own at 19 I can't wait but im also nervouse! I'm sure this helped and i will meet alot of people!

Man, I want to study abroad in Japan. I haven't a clue how I would go about doing so, but it's vids like yours that only affirm my resolve to do so.

I'm in my junior year right now and studying abroad has always been one of my dreams. Btw is it difficult to get into schools over there?

so LINE is like WhatsApp XD

I’m planning to study abroad in Okayama for a year starting in the fall. I was just wondering if you had any packing advice? Like things you wish you would’ve taken or things you wish you would’ve left behind? Thanks for the extremely helpful video 💕

I’m trying to do my grad school and internship in Japan or Asian this year or next year wish me luck!

I am leaving in a few days and I am lowkey terrified.. but this video kinda eased my anxiety

Sis is it important to learn Japanese before moving to university?

Hey, this video is great! I have a question tho... What's an effective way of looking for universities? Randomly googling isn't too helpful for me...

how do i study abroad

i noticed that this channel is very underrated. i love it

Thank you so much for creating this video content and explaining what you know! I have also applied for Study Aboard in the Fall 2022. And I’m looking forward to directly experience study Aboard in Japan. You’re video really will help me a ton for preparing what’s to come when I go there. Once again! You’re the best. (The person from 1 year later) 🙏

I gave up studying in Japan. Moved to Seoul. It is much cooler there. Who still wants to study in such an unsupportive country?

Is there anything else to know before going to Japan I want to oh in 9 grade

I'm planning to study in Japan but I cannot decide which university is "better". Mi school have good relations with CHiba University, Dokkyo University, Hosei University, Kanda University of International Studies (the one that I'm most interested), Kansai Gaidai University, Kyoto University, Meiki University and Sophia University. I'm studying International Relationships and my Japanese is pretty basic so I don't know if someone could give me their opinion (I'm planning to go in 2023)

I want to study abroad for college but i have no idea on who or where to look to even try applying, this is so cool to learn though

I'm applying for studying in Kyoto for a year abroad. Do I need to learn a lot of Japanese? I'm not great with languages!

I'll be sure to save this for later, thank you!

This video was SOOO helpful, Thank you so much for your advices. Also, you're super cute & friendly.