Well, you know what, When I tried searching something like “Move to Japan” on TH-cam, most of the videos popped out are with the titles of ” Why you should not move to Japan” and stuff, but this video really encourages people to take the first step out, and it does encourage me travel or move to Japan someday. I love animes, I love their music, their buildings and their foods. Someday I will use own my eyes to see how Japan really look like, I’ll just follow my heart like you did!
Thank you so much. I'm glad it made you feel this way. I know Japan is not all bubblegums and rainbows but I think it is always important to judge by yourself. I wish you all the best and hope you will have a great time in Japan!
I'm s happy I found your video. I'm 26 and for so long I've suppressed that calling to move abroad and have an adventure. After finding a "good job" and living my life according to what's safe, I've reached my breaking point. Hearing your story has given me the courage to take that first step. Thank you!
Almost cried watching this! 😭✨I'm so excited about my trip to Japan. This made me feel way more relaxed about my decision. You are such an inspiring, strong person. Thank you so much for sharing your story
Oh my goodness. Watching this is making me feel so emotional. I feel the same as you. I aspire to be like you one day. Thank you so much for sharing your story, you’re an inspiration. I hope everything goes well for you in life.
Thank you for making this video. I've been wanting to live in Japan ever since I was 9 years old. I self-studied Japanese throughout my childhood. While growing up, it slowly started to feel like I would never be able to move there but after my first trip to Japan in 2015 it wasn't until then that the spark started back up again. Fast-forward to now, with everything going on in the world, I decided I needed to make it happen. It's my life, I need to make it worth it. I have had this passion since I was a child and now I can finally make it happen. For the past year I have been saving up and I plan on finally moving at the end of December of 2023. Your story just adds more inspiration to me. I really hope everything continues to go well in your life. I am also in my late 20s, I also have health issues, but your story really keeps me going. Thank you so much. I hope when I make it to Japan we can link up and be friends. Again, I am happy you are following your dreams and living your best life!!
Omg I can’t believe I never saw your comment 🥺 I’m so happy I met you through the livestreams and I think it’s amazing how you work hard to live your dreams. Thank you for the kind comment and once you are here let’s go out for some drinks 😊
Thank you for this video. I'm also 28 and been feeling drawn to Japan for a while. Currently I'm waiting for the Working Holiday Visa to be available again. But I can symphathize with a lot you told about your story. It seems risky and people kinda don't want you to make such a step, but for me I feel like I need to break out of these chains of routine the old life and go on a journey to see who I would be on my own. Thanks for the encouragement and honesty
Yesss do it!!!! Go for it!!! If you have this feeling follow it😁 I hope you can get the WH soon! I guess it’ll still take a few months at least, but hey, that way you can prepare a bit more 😉
Thank you SOOO much for this video!!❤I am 27 now and have been wanting to move to Japan for many years. Thank you for sharing your story and inspiring me to take the leap.
I'm not afraid to admit that I got teary eyed watching this due to the sheer similarity in my own life. I'm 27, I was burnt out in an IT job, I constantly day dream of life in Japan. I'm a quarter Japanese, but never met my Japanese grandma from Kyushu. The remnant of life I'll ever get to see of her is in Japan, and for this reason, I am going to move there. I cannot express eloquently the gratitude I and others have for you in making this video and for your inspiration. Thank you!
OMG Jessica !!! Your video is such an inspiration to me! I can relate so well to your story ! I have been feeling similar to what you were going through. I’ve been dreaming of going to and moving to Japan since 2019 . But I became fascinated with Japan since 2014. I liked Anime and grew up playing Nintendo and always felt the Japanese Culture was beautiful 🤩. Since 2019, my desire grew stronger to come to Japan, I have been feeling a void because I felt I strongly identified with the culture. This is really shedding a light on my situation and helping me stay motivated. Thank you 😊 🙏🏽 ! I know it was a reason I stumbled across your video. Good luck with your life and success in Japan. Many people don’t have the courage and the know how to pursue their dreams especially if it involves moving and relocating to another place or country. You are such an inspiration 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽.
Oh your message is so kind. Thank you so much! I really hope you can visit and see everything yourself. It is such a beautiful country (despite the earthquakes🤣😂🤣). Of course there are things that sometimes drive me crazy, but that was the same for any other country I lived in before. I highly recommend to also visit japans 田舎(countryside), as it is soooo beautiful and peaceful. Good luck to you!
Thank you so much for sharing your story, it was super inspiring! I’m working to become an architect and will be giving up my well-paying job this week to start my masters at Todai. I’m scared shitless as it’s all very uncertain especially with the covid situation. I’ll be bringing my wife over as well so that adds to the stress, and it’s the second big move we’re going through. I’ve been feeling drawn to Japan for the past few years now and it’s always been my dream to be an architect in a big city like Tokyo. At 27 it’s now or never to move and we’ll be giving up everything we’ve built the past few years. But life is so short and sometimes we have to risk it all to get where we are meant to be ❤️ I’ll be handing in my notice tomorrow, wish me luck!
@@jessicaao400 thank you! It went well, they even asked me again if I wanted to stay. We’re in the process of preparing for a move most likely end of this year or January seeing that borders remain closed for students. Very excited to take the next step.
Thank you that makes me so happy 💕 I really want to show that break ups don’t have to be something bad and that you can still support each other and achieve your goals! 🤗
This was so inspiring. My wife and I moved from florida to Korea 3 years ago, but my heart has always been in Japan, hopefully soon we can transition to living our best life there, although we have enjoyed our life in jeju island 🏝 🇰🇷
I'm in my mid-30s, submitted my Visa Application 3 weeks ago and I'm actually leaving a lucrative career path to pursue my lifelong dream. Thank you TH-cam algorithim Ineeded this and thank you Jessica for sharing this!
Hi I'm 39 do you think it's possible for someone like me or am I too old? I've been wanting to go to Japan for the past 20 years but many things happened along the way.
This made me tear up, I randomly stumbled on this video and I'm so happy I did. Everything you said related to my position in life and I'm sure it did with many others, especially with having a partner and working things out. This gave me inspiration, earned a new sub. Thanks so much
Thank you so much. I'm really happy it moved you. I think a lot of us are in this kind of situation but we feel like we are the only one, but actually quite a lot of people are going through this. I wish you all the best 😊
after watching this i feel so motivated to push myself to work in japan. i feel like it is really my call to work or leave my country because i dont feel "me" or myself. i just think i need something new to feel my worth and purpose. ありがとうございます
Ohhh go for it! ❣️ Just try it out and if it’s not your thing, at least you can say you tried it! That’s already worth a lot 😊 I know that feeling of not having a “purpose” and even though I’m also struggling here sometimes, because that’s how life is, I feel so proud of myself that I made that move and just went with the flow. Nothing here went according to plan and that has showed me so many new perspectives ! I wish you all the best! ✨✨✨ you can do it! 😁
Thank you for this video and your experience ❤ We (myself, husband and 10 year old daughter) came back from Japan at the beginning of November and we are already looking into moving there. It just felt right in our souls, we were all crying the night before our plane home as we didn't want to leave. Hopefully in a couple of years after some serious saving and putting plans in motion.
This was so encouraging to watch! I'm going to be 25 this year and feel that strong calling you spoke about. It's just nice to see that there's no set time to make that change or transition and that you can make positive changes at any stage of life. One day, I will visit Japan! (And, who knows, maybe live there) ❤️
This is so refreshing to hear and it’s so nice to hear a story from a person that’s not straight out of uni and going into further education or doing language exchange program and to hear your story of self discovery and take that leap of faith. I have been in this state myself and want a lifestyle change and I’m also in my early 30’s so it’s nice to hear you dont have to be a teenager or in your 20’s etc and you can still do it no matter what and not always seeing life through a young teenager eyes but as a young adult. 😁👍💜⛩🌸🎀 thank you so much for this video
How can I move to Japan?? I don't want to work 😂 I've been thinking about this and felt called to live in Kyoto I asked for a sign and before I could call myself crazy I received a bag at my doorstep with KYOTO written on it in Big Letters I know I'm supposed to go I don't know how it's gonna happen but it's meant to happen one way or another 🙏🏾🙏🏾💕
Have you ever heard about the working holiday visa? Maybe your country is on Japans list as well for it and that way you can stay in Japan up to one year. It’s like a work and travel visa. You don’t have to work if you don’t want to. But otherwise if you wanna stay more then 3 months (tourist) it will be difficult without a working. The only option would be to get married and having a partner that earns enough for you to stay home 🤣
This is such an awesome video. I visited Japan for three weeks in Oct/Nov last year and absolutely fell in love with the place. Now, at 49 with nothing but 15 years of retail experience and an Arts degree I am determined to move to Japan. I know that it won't be the same as a three week holiday and my biggest struggle will be getting a visa (I'm looking at both the JET program and cultural activity visa as my best chances) but I thank you for this video because it's so inspiring.
1:40 YES I DO!! 😭, I am ready for change. I'm 43 and I really want to make a drastic change before I am too old to do it. They say that you're never too old for ____, but I know the realities of ageism in the workplace, especially as a foreigner. So I feel like it's now or never.
Hey Jessica, just wnted to say thankyou for the sharing this video - I was in a similar situation to you around a year ago and finally going to make it to Japan next month for work which Im super excited about.. watched this video a few times since then and everytime gives me a bit more courage that this is the right thing to do. Thanks again
im moving in 5 days and just like you I've felt so drawn but now I'm scared and terrified...it feels like I'm leaving everything behind and nothing will be the same. But this gives me a bit more courage to take this step even tho i know it'll be hard at first
I feel you. I know that feeling that you seem like you've been to that certain place/country even though you're not. That's exactly how i feel about Italy. I love everything about Italy and i felt like i was an Italian in my past life. I felt so connected to that country. But i ended up marrying someone from Japan so i also ended up living in Japan. I admire you for being strong and taking that leap of faith by getting out of your shell and followed your heart. I wished i've had done the same thing. I wished i had the courage before to do everything just to get to Italy. But still i'm hoping that i could get to Italy one day even just being a tourist.
Thank you for sharing your story, and I know it inspires a lot of people who watched it too. 💕 I’ll be in Japan by July, chasing my dream! This is why I came up watching your vid. 😊👌
I really relate to this as I am turning 27 (tomorrow funny enough) and I have been planning to live abroad in Japan since just before covid hit, so unfortunately my trip has been postponed for 3 years! I've been feeling really burnt out in my career and want to take a break to experience something new - listening to your story really puts me at ease from all the doubts I hear from family or friends about my decision to leave my job and travel abroad. Thank you for this video! :)
Japan isn't a perfect paradise by any stretch but there is a beauty to the way the people live their lives and they will accept foreigners for the most part as long as you don't try to stand out
I agree its not a perfect paradise, but I think that counts for all other countries as well. In my personal opinion most Japanese don’t have a problem with foreigner standing out, it depends on how you stand out. Because theyre very curious about us, almost envious in some cases and know we are different.
This was so awesome. I love your positivity and kind spirit. I loved hearing your story and how moving to japan was such a pivotal moment in your life. Though my story is a little different from yours, I recently moved to japan as well and hearing this just feels like medicine for the soul. Again, I love your outlook and am so happy you’re doing so well. I just found you but instantly subscribed! Can’t wait to see more from you :)
wow this video was so helpful! i am 15 y/o and live in switzerland and it has been my dream to move to japan since i was about 10. i hope i can move just like you
I’m really happy to hear that! I love Switzerland, lived there for 5 years 🥰 Just to keep in mind that Switzerland does not offer the Working Holiday. It might change in the future but for now they don’t. So you might want to go for a students visa or a work visa. Good luck! ☺️
Hi, I found your channel while looking around for share house videos. I decided I want to try making a change in my life similar to what you pursued. I found an agency that help me through the process. Now hopefully everything goes well and I get move to Japan. Good to know I am not the only one who feels that a change is needed.
From what you said at the start of your video, I could relate to that a little bit. I'm currently at a crossroads in my life and I am aged 34. I'm not really tied down to anything even at that age, it's more just putting some money away that I need to do. And I recently quit my job. I live in Scotland and I 'used' to have a dream of moving to Japan starting back in 2016 then some things happened in my life and I felt like that dream was crushed. But now I'm thinking maybe it isn't too late. I know a goal like that however will take a lot of time for me to achieve and I will have to work hard for it and procrastination has been the biggest enemy throughout my whole life. I just need to figure out deep in my heart what is the most important to me in life and then do it. I've been to Japan a couple of times just as a holiday so I know moving there would be much different vibe and would need to take most days seriously to survive. How have things been for you lately in Japan? I followed you on your Instagram page and I'll leave a message on there sometime.
I'm planning to move to Japan for my boyfriend and all the other videos about moving there made me feel like they wanted to scare foreigners away, so I'm really happy about finding your channel. We need more positivity like this ❤
Finishing up my teaching training (Referendariat) right now and there's an open job position at a German school in Japan. I came here because I can't stop thinking about it.
Love this video! I’ve honestly been thinking about this for awhile now. I’ve got nothing in my life in the US that’s keeping me here. I’ve lost some friends or have some friends that have moved on with they’re lives and have become distant to me and I’ve had whatever little family in my life pass away. So I’ve considered leaving to Japan, not just for my own well being desperately soul searching, but for a potential career opportunity too. Someday I’d love to own my own animation company that’s focuses on traditional hand drawn paper 2D animation. Up here in the west, we are truly living in sad state when it comes to animation in general, I’ve noticed over the years just how extremely successful foreign animation as a whole is doing. I feel if I want to make a living I need to be somewhere where the art form is continuously thriving. Without all the obstacles and nonsense that comes with getting into the western animation industry which feels so impossible in this era. I feel stuck and I’ve been feeling this way for years now, maybe someday I’ll consider taking a trip down there to get an idea.
Y'know something, I can completely relate to you and I'm so glad you followed your dreams. A few years ago I spent a couple months in Okinawa and I've always had a plan for years to go back and live there. But Y'know life happens, ended up getting a pretty good job and having life going pretty well here in the UK. But I feel like I've just been drifting through life. I didn't enjoy my job and I had no goals here in the UK whereas for years my plan has always been to open a business in japan and make a success of myself there. So, a few months ago I decided to just do it. I'm not content here in the UK because I've always had this plan to leave, so I've gotten the ball rolling, putting things in place so that next October ill be moving to Okinawa. It's honestly one of the best decisions I've made, because its given me something to really work towards, now i have just over a year to plan things out and improve my Japanese to make the move that much easier. anyway, I hope you're doing well and good luck in whatever you do in life:) Jya Na
Great video! Eliminate the "what ifs". Thats my plan. 31. Making an IT salary that im sure many people dream of making. But i want to live abroad and try my hand at being a teacher. Giving up all the things that society says you should be happy with to get out there and yolo for your dream is crazy scary. But I'm not the only one out there taking that risk. I appreciate you sharing your story! It's inspiring and helping me take the plunge!
I am moving in February, getting very anxious about, but alot of the stuff you said applied to me. Like playing board games stc. Life has been really stagnant since covid and in a really bad rutt. Worst that could happen is I fail. The main thing I will miss is my two ferrets that I can't take but they will be fine and looked after, and I can't keep putting my life on hold forever
I know this video already 2 years old. One day I'm gonna go there with my own money learning cooking and be a chef there. I search for many countries to learn culinary arts but Japan have this different feeling unlike Europe or some famous cooking school it was magnificiently different with it culture and society.
Oh my! I've just found your channel. I like your character _a lot,_ and would love to see where your adventures take you. ^‿^ A couple things to share: I'm sure you know of Rachel & Jun's channel, yeah? Rachel is also dealing with an autoimmune disorder, and she has found that a Japanese probiotic called Miyarisan helped her immensely. Additionally, there is a Swedish/Belgian (not quite German/Italian, but hey) probiotic called BioGaia Gastrus, which has a small laundry list of benefits that are worth investigating. _What I recommend_ is to learn how to produce your own homemade yogurt, and culture as much of the Miyarisan and Gastrus in that yogurt as you benefit from. Ideally, you'd only ever need to buy one bottle of each type of probiotic, and just keep culturing more after that. I haven't watched all of your backlog of videos, but have you mentioned specifically what your condition is? I might have more thoughts to offer if I knew. Either way, I wish you oodles of health, wealth, and happiness!
I live in USA, pacific north west. My culture does not care about honor & integrity .i seem to relate with the japanese ppl more. Recently my fiance left me for another man, i am so broken and just want to start over.
great video, first I would like to say is that you have a nice pink cat 🐈, I too will be also moving to Japan 🇯🇵 😀 😊, I hope that everything works out for you...
I'm 24 years old, and my biggest dream is work as a designer in japan or korea. [next year if i can]. I love japan more than korea, but i've heard so many bad things about the country, that made me thing that i was doing the wrong choice. Happily this video came to me. Thank you :)
Hello, my name is Suheil, I really am planing on going to Japan, and people are telling me that I am crazy and that I have no one there, and even if that is the case I still want to go, because I feel I will be motivated and take more care of myself, I feel I would be able to do what I love and be happier, there are moments when I feel so sad and I have no one to support me in this, but I know this big step will be for good.
I'm only 13 but really want to move to japan, idk what it is but just thinking of japan gives me this weird nostalgic feeling and comforting feeling. It's not because of anime or anything lol , I genuinely like the culture and everything. I live in India , India of course is a beautiful country but Last 2 years and this one also were really bad for me. I maybe am young but still I can feel depressed yk and I don't want to say this but I thought of k*lling myself many times before. I just want a change. If you're wondering how I can move to japan : I manifest and stuff and have manifested many times before, so I was thinking of manifesting me and my family to move to japan or a different country but I really like japan :)
Hi.... Sister.... Really appreciate your journey towards here.....I want to meet you in Tokyo...bcz within few months will be move in Japan.....like you I m also Alone with my Daughter....I also want to discover alots of thing there...Nd make my future secure....💖
This video really popped up at a time where I needed it. I am also in my late twenties, but without a job and a child to care for. In the past few years I have dreamed of living in Japan. I've even started self-teaching myself Japanese. What I worry about most besides the language barrier is what will I do for a living once there? Do you have any suggestions about jobs and work visas?
I wish I could move to Japan.I'd go right away if I could. It's been my dream to live in Tokyo for ages, but how do you move there when you don't have experience in the jobs they are recruiting in, are not a native English speaker (my country is not eligible for Jet) and are still quite on a basic Japanese level?
When you moved to Japan 🇯🇵 are you able to do a video of your move and what you had to do regarding visa. Would you be able to share with us if there was a company that you went through when you moved? Or can you give us tips or links if we wanted to move who or what we should look up?
Great communication skills, initially I thought I could hear a Canadian accent, then a slight German accent. Your English is faultless. Good luck with Japan.
I'm in my early 50's now and it's too late for me. Japan is as youth-centric as most of the West, so if you're going to go, do it AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. Anyone but a Scandinavian should make all possible haste. Scandinavia is the best place on earth, so they should stay there 😅
Wouldn’t say as much as the west so. Depends where you go, really. But it is changing that is true. I dont think it is to late, I’ve met quite a few ppl who moved here around your age and are having a blast. But yeah I do understand it is not that easy. Scandinavia and the nordic countries in Europe do have a high quality of life 😊
That’s not so much, Japan is actually very much centered on the older generation, you can find a lot of information about it online. If you want to go, you may be very surprised and find it’s totally worth it! ♡
ah im glad this video exists, all the videos i see about moving to japan makes it seems like you shouldn't move there and that it's not worth it. When that's clearly not the case at all, it has a beautiful culture and such nice people. Yes you should learn about the manners but they're trying to put a bad impression on japan almost?
I definitely agree that there are a lot of obstacles that can make it more difficult than in other countries. But I also believe it is up to how you approach things and your mindset. I definitely don’t want to make it sound like it’s all pink fluffy unicorns. But for me personally it changed my life for the better, I’m more confident in my decision than ever before. Except for when I have to decide what to eat for dinner🤣
Hi, im a junior doctor from Malta, i've been trying to move to japan for the past two years. My fear is that the language barrier might inhibit me from getting a job. I'm quitting my medical job at 33 years.
Hi, I don’t know a lot of details about people from the medical field, but you have to make sure that your medical degree is accepted in Japan. I’ve heard that’s quite difficult. I have a friend who’s a surgeon, but he doesn’t find a job here in the medical field, but since he has a bachelor and masters degree he is doing other jobs, such as working as a journalist.
I’m going to make an independent video on that because it was quite the process for me since I used a not very common way. I’ll be holding a live stream on Thursday around 20:30 Japan time, if you want quick answers maybe tune in and ask them in the chat 😊
I am in pretty much the same boat as you (I'm Swiss). I've loved Japan as long as I can remember. It started with anime, then music, then the language and eventually culture. I visited for the first time in 2016 for three weeks and it was more beautiful than I ever imagined. I am planning to move in 2024 despite having a house, a secure job and being married (he has agreed to accompany me). It's a huge step. It'd be nice if you could make a video about how you got a job and what you are teaching in Japan (given that you are not a UK/US native). Also feel free to drop me an email, it's on my channel :) Great video.
Thank you! That’s great that your husband will go on that journey together with you. And I resonate so well with what you wrote. I was also completely stunned by the beauty of this country and it’s people when I first came here. I actually filmed a video but never uploaded it because my little friend perfectionist told me it’s not good enough 😅 I should gain more confident and just upload it! 🤣
@@jessicaao400 Haha don't overthink it (I'm one to talk, I overthink everything). I already moved to the UK from Switzerland ten years ago and kept pushing Japan back, but so excited we're going to move. Also, very nervous (I don't like change haha).
I used an agency called world unite to help me with all the processes. I saved up money for years in case I wanted to do something in the future, so that helped a lot. But I came here only with a suitcase. As I originally did not plan to stay here long term, but due to the pandemic the tables have turned and I’m gonna stay here for a few more years.
Me and my ex husband did not only break up because I wanted to go to Japan. Breaking up while being married is very complex and not an easy thing to do. It was a mutual decision. In fact we’re both in better places now and are very good friends. We cheer each other on from afar.
🙋🏽♀️ I don't know if you'll read this comment, but I would like to talk to you more about moving to Japan. You can DM me on FB under my biz page name biblereadingparty ( I don't want to put my personal info in the comments for fear of trolls, bots).
No. No. No. If all these people go to Japan what do you think will happen? Japan is Japan because of homogeneous population. Look the troubles the tourists are creating. Imagine now permanent residents? That is why Japan shall close the borders.
Well, you know what, When I tried searching something like “Move to Japan” on TH-cam, most of the videos popped out are with the titles of ” Why you should not move to Japan” and stuff, but this video really encourages people to take the first step out, and it does encourage me travel or move to Japan someday. I love animes, I love their music, their buildings and their foods. Someday I will use own my eyes to see how Japan really look like, I’ll just follow my heart like you did!
Thank you so much. I'm glad it made you feel this way. I know Japan is not all bubblegums and rainbows but I think it is always important to judge by yourself. I wish you all the best and hope you will have a great time in Japan!
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I'm s happy I found your video. I'm 26 and for so long I've suppressed that calling to move abroad and have an adventure. After finding a "good job" and living my life according to what's safe, I've reached my breaking point. Hearing your story has given me the courage to take that first step. Thank you!
Almost cried watching this! 😭✨I'm so excited about my trip to Japan. This made me feel way more relaxed about my decision. You are such an inspiring, strong person. Thank you so much for sharing your story
Omg, I’m so happy about your comment! 🥺♥️
I’m glad you feel more relaxed. I wish you an amazing Japan trip!!!! 🥳
Would love an update on this
Oh my goodness. Watching this is making me feel so emotional. I feel the same as you. I aspire to be like you one day. Thank you so much for sharing your story, you’re an inspiration. I hope everything goes well for you in life.
Thank you so much. This is really kind of you. It makes me really happy. I wish you the same 😊
Thank you for making this video. I've been wanting to live in Japan ever since I was 9 years old. I self-studied Japanese throughout my childhood. While growing up, it slowly started to feel like I would never be able to move there but after my first trip to Japan in 2015 it wasn't until then that the spark started back up again. Fast-forward to now, with everything going on in the world, I decided I needed to make it happen. It's my life, I need to make it worth it. I have had this passion since I was a child and now I can finally make it happen. For the past year I have been saving up and I plan on finally moving at the end of December of 2023.
Your story just adds more inspiration to me. I really hope everything continues to go well in your life. I am also in my late 20s, I also have health issues, but your story really keeps me going. Thank you so much. I hope when I make it to Japan we can link up and be friends. Again, I am happy you are following your dreams and living your best life!!
Omg I can’t believe I never saw your comment 🥺 I’m so happy I met you through the livestreams and I think it’s amazing how you work hard to live your dreams. Thank you for the kind comment and once you are here let’s go out for some drinks 😊
How is the plan going?
@@SylvanFeanturi moving to japan in a couple weeks actually! Just got my visa issued and my apartment signed. Thanks for asking!
@@kendarudesu Awesome :) I wish you all the best!
Hey, how did it go? Did you move to Japan?
Thank you for this video.
I'm also 28 and been feeling drawn to Japan for a while.
Currently I'm waiting for the Working Holiday Visa to be available again.
But I can symphathize with a lot you told about your story. It seems risky and people kinda don't want you to make such a step, but for me I feel like I need to break out of these chains of routine the old life and go on a journey to see who I would be on my own.
Thanks for the encouragement and honesty
Yesss do it!!!! Go for it!!! If you have this feeling follow it😁
I hope you can get the WH soon! I guess it’ll still take a few months at least, but hey, that way you can prepare a bit more 😉
@@jessicaao400 Yes I'm absolutely down for it. Don't want to regret not doing it years later. I'm hoping too *pray* :)
I'm 28 to ooooh jajajajaja I Wana move to Japan
@Javier Lopez update: I has been to Japan for 5 months now, best choice in my life to go for it!
what a wonderful story, i really needed to hear this, thank you so much.
I’m glad you feel that way. Thank you so much! 🤗
Beautiful and motivational!!..
Thanks for sharing..
Wow, you’re so strong! Keep going, girl, please be healthy and happy!
Thank you that is very kind of you! 😊
Always wished to visit and maybe live in Japan. Your testimony was very inspiring, thank you.
Thank you SOOO much for this video!!❤I am 27 now and have been wanting to move to Japan for many years. Thank you for sharing your story and inspiring me to take the leap.
Aww it makes me happy if I could help❣️ I wish you all the best for your future dreams! ✨
I'm not afraid to admit that I got teary eyed watching this due to the sheer similarity in my own life. I'm 27, I was burnt out in an IT job, I constantly day dream of life in Japan. I'm a quarter Japanese, but never met my Japanese grandma from Kyushu. The remnant of life I'll ever get to see of her is in Japan, and for this reason, I am going to move there. I cannot express eloquently the gratitude I and others have for you in making this video and for your inspiration. Thank you!
OMG Jessica !!! Your video is such an inspiration to me! I can relate so well to your story ! I have been feeling similar to what you were going through. I’ve been dreaming of going to and moving to Japan since 2019 . But I became fascinated with Japan since 2014.
I liked Anime and grew up playing Nintendo and always felt the Japanese Culture was beautiful 🤩.
Since 2019, my desire grew stronger to come to Japan, I have been feeling a void because I felt I strongly identified with the culture. This is really shedding a light on my situation and helping me stay motivated. Thank you 😊 🙏🏽 !
I know it was a reason I stumbled across your video.
Good luck with your life and success in Japan. Many people don’t have the courage and the know how to pursue their dreams especially if it involves moving and relocating to another place or country. You are such an inspiration 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽.
Oh your message is so kind. Thank you so much! I really hope you can visit and see everything yourself. It is such a beautiful country (despite the earthquakes🤣😂🤣). Of course there are things that sometimes drive me crazy, but that was the same for any other country I lived in before.
I highly recommend to also visit japans 田舎(countryside), as it is soooo beautiful and peaceful. Good luck to you!
Respect to you for sharing your story and using it to help others overcome their doubts and fears. Japan is just built different 🤣
Oh thank you! 🤗 that’s what I was trying to say, no matter where you go it’ll be different not only in Japan.
Just cried listening to your story! I hope someday I can tell something similar and encouraging like you did! May God bless you!
Thank you so much for sharing your story, it was super inspiring! I’m working to become an architect and will be giving up my well-paying job this week to start my masters at Todai. I’m scared shitless as it’s all very uncertain especially with the covid situation. I’ll be bringing my wife over as well so that adds to the stress, and it’s the second big move we’re going through. I’ve been feeling drawn to Japan for the past few years now and it’s always been my dream to be an architect in a big city like Tokyo. At 27 it’s now or never to move and we’ll be giving up everything we’ve built the past few years. But life is so short and sometimes we have to risk it all to get where we are meant to be ❤️
I’ll be handing in my notice tomorrow, wish me luck!
Oh I hope everything went well! Exciting times are waiting for you and your family. I think it’s great that your partner is supportive of your dreams🤗
@@jessicaao400 thank you! It went well, they even asked me again if I wanted to stay. We’re in the process of preparing for a move most likely end of this year or January seeing that borders remain closed for students. Very excited to take the next step.
@@asdfkie that is fantastic. I’m really happy to hear that! 😊 thanks for sharing !
Lovely to listen to your story. Love the positivity and ambition. 'We broke up together' really stuck out to me.
Thank you that makes me so happy 💕
I really want to show that break ups don’t have to be something bad and that you can still support each other and achieve your goals! 🤗
@@jessicaao400 Sooo true 💕
This was so inspiring. My wife and I moved from florida to Korea 3 years ago, but my heart has always been in Japan, hopefully soon we can transition to living our best life there, although we have enjoyed our life in jeju island 🏝 🇰🇷
i had the same! the stress gave me sleep paralisis and now my defenses are at almost 0, thanks for the video, makes it better
I'm in my mid-30s, submitted my Visa Application 3 weeks ago and I'm actually leaving a lucrative career path to pursue my lifelong dream.
Thank you TH-cam algorithim Ineeded this and thank you Jessica for sharing this!
I wish you all the best! And I hope you’ll have a blast here in Japan! 😊
Hi I'm 39 do you think it's possible for someone like me or am I too old? I've been wanting to go to Japan for the past 20 years but many things happened along the way.
@@brakmasteryou’re never too old! Go for it!
This made me tear up, I randomly stumbled on this video and I'm so happy I did. Everything you said related to my position in life and I'm sure it did with many others, especially with having a partner and working things out. This gave me inspiration, earned a new sub. Thanks so much
Thank you so much. I'm really happy it moved you. I think a lot of us are in this kind of situation but we feel like we are the only one, but actually quite a lot of people are going through this. I wish you all the best 😊
You are so inspiring! I needed to hear this! Thank You, you are amazing! 🫶🏻🥹
Thank you 💕 all the best to you 😊
after watching this i feel so motivated to push myself to work in japan. i feel like it is really my call to work or leave my country because i dont feel "me" or myself. i just think i need something new to feel my worth and purpose. ありがとうございます
Ohhh go for it! ❣️ Just try it out and if it’s not your thing, at least you can say you tried it! That’s already worth a lot 😊
I know that feeling of not having a “purpose” and even though I’m also struggling here sometimes, because that’s how life is, I feel so proud of myself that I made that move and just went with the flow.
Nothing here went according to plan and that has showed me so many new perspectives !
I wish you all the best! ✨✨✨ you can do it! 😁
Thank you for this video and your experience ❤ We (myself, husband and 10 year old daughter) came back from Japan at the beginning of November and we are already looking into moving there. It just felt right in our souls, we were all crying the night before our plane home as we didn't want to leave. Hopefully in a couple of years after some serious saving and putting plans in motion.
This was so encouraging to watch! I'm going to be 25 this year and feel that strong calling you spoke about. It's just nice to see that there's no set time to make that change or transition and that you can make positive changes at any stage of life. One day, I will visit Japan! (And, who knows, maybe live there) ❤️
This is so refreshing to hear and it’s so nice to hear a story from a person that’s not straight out of uni and going into further education or doing language exchange program and to hear your story of self discovery and take that leap of faith. I have been in this state myself and want a lifestyle change and I’m also in my early 30’s so it’s nice to hear you dont have to be a teenager or in your 20’s etc and you can still do it no matter what and not always seeing life through a young teenager eyes but as a young adult. 😁👍💜⛩🌸🎀 thank you so much for this video
You're awesome! Thank you for the video
How can I move to Japan?? I don't want to work 😂 I've been thinking about this and felt called to live in Kyoto I asked for a sign and before I could call myself crazy I received a bag at my doorstep with KYOTO written on it in Big Letters I know I'm supposed to go I don't know how it's gonna happen but it's meant to happen one way or another 🙏🏾🙏🏾💕
Have you ever heard about the working holiday visa? Maybe your country is on Japans list as well for it and that way you can stay in Japan up to one year. It’s like a work and travel visa. You don’t have to work if you don’t want to.
But otherwise if you wanna stay more then 3 months (tourist) it will be difficult without a working.
The only option would be to get married and having a partner that earns enough for you to stay home 🤣
@@jessicaao400 awww thank you so much I'll check it out 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
This is such an awesome video. I visited Japan for three weeks in Oct/Nov last year and absolutely fell in love with the place.
Now, at 49 with nothing but 15 years of retail experience and an Arts degree I am determined to move to Japan. I know that it won't be the same as a three week holiday and my biggest struggle will be getting a visa (I'm looking at both the JET program and cultural activity visa as my best chances) but I thank you for this video because it's so inspiring.
1:40 YES I DO!! 😭, I am ready for change. I'm 43 and I really want to make a drastic change before I am too old to do it. They say that you're never too old for ____, but I know the realities of ageism in the workplace, especially as a foreigner. So I feel like it's now or never.
WOW she really motivated the shit out of me! i was about to give up on moving to Japan. Thanks jessica!!
Thank you! I’m glad to hear this. Never give up on your dreams! At least try it 😉✨wish you all the best 😁
Hey Jessica, just wnted to say thankyou for the sharing this video - I was in a similar situation to you around a year ago and finally going to make it to Japan next month for work which Im super excited about.. watched this video a few times since then and everytime gives me a bit more courage that this is the right thing to do. Thanks again
im moving in 5 days and just like you I've felt so drawn but now I'm scared and terrified...it feels like I'm leaving everything behind and nothing will be the same. But this gives me a bit more courage to take this step even tho i know it'll be hard at first
I feel you. I know that feeling that you seem like you've been to that certain place/country even though you're not. That's exactly how i feel about Italy. I love everything about Italy and i felt like i was an Italian in my past life. I felt so connected to that country. But i ended up marrying someone from Japan so i also ended up living in Japan. I admire you for being strong and taking that leap of faith by getting out of your shell and followed your heart. I wished i've had done the same thing. I wished i had the courage before to do everything just to get to Italy. But still i'm hoping that i could get to Italy one day even just being a tourist.
Thank you for sharing your story, and I know it inspires a lot of people who watched it too. 💕 I’ll be in Japan by July, chasing my dream! This is why I came up watching your vid. 😊👌
I really relate to this as I am turning 27 (tomorrow funny enough) and I have been planning to live abroad in Japan since just before covid hit, so unfortunately my trip has been postponed for 3 years! I've been feeling really burnt out in my career and want to take a break to experience something new - listening to your story really puts me at ease from all the doubts I hear from family or friends about my decision to leave my job and travel abroad. Thank you for this video! :)
OMG, I have been where you have with the stress. I'm ready to go!
OMG I needed this! I plan to move to Japan next year! I'm in a similar situation.
Ohhh that sounds exciting!!!
Japan isn't a perfect paradise by any stretch but there is a beauty to the way the people live their lives and they will accept foreigners for the most part as long as you don't try to stand out
I agree its not a perfect paradise, but I think that counts for all other countries as well. In my personal opinion most Japanese don’t have a problem with foreigner standing out, it depends on how you stand out. Because theyre very curious about us, almost envious in some cases and know we are different.
I am actually going next Web for 16 days@@jessicaao400
This was so awesome. I love your positivity and kind spirit. I loved hearing your story and how moving to japan was such a pivotal moment in your life. Though my story is a little different from yours, I recently moved to japan as well and hearing this just feels like medicine for the soul. Again, I love your outlook and am so happy you’re doing so well. I just found you but instantly subscribed! Can’t wait to see more from you :)
wow this video was so helpful! i am 15 y/o and live in switzerland and it has been my dream to move to japan since i was about 10. i hope i can move just like you
I’m really happy to hear that! I love Switzerland, lived there for 5 years 🥰
Just to keep in mind that Switzerland does not offer the Working Holiday. It might change in the future but for now they don’t. So you might want to go for a students visa or a work visa.
Good luck! ☺️
Hi, I found your channel while looking around for share house videos. I decided I want to try making a change in my life similar to what you pursued. I found an agency that help me through the process. Now hopefully everything goes well and I get move to Japan. Good to know I am not the only one who feels that a change is needed.
I’m glad you’ve made that decision and found an agency that supports you!
Exciting and challenging times are ahead 😊
I wish you all the best! ✨
I've been living in Japan for almost seven years now, and it was one of the best decisions of my life. I wish you the best in your journey :)
I needed to hear this I’m in the same predicament working a job that’s causing me a lot of stress ready to follow my heart and go overseas.
You can do it! I believe in you 😊✨ wish you all the best ✨
I’m so proud of you ❤️
From what you said at the start of your video, I could relate to that a little bit.
I'm currently at a crossroads in my life and I am aged 34. I'm not really tied down to anything even at that age, it's more just putting some money away that I need to do. And I recently quit my job. I live in Scotland and I 'used' to have a dream of moving to Japan starting back in 2016 then some things happened in my life and I felt like that dream was crushed. But now I'm thinking maybe it isn't too late. I know a goal like that however will take a lot of time for me to achieve and I will have to work hard for it and procrastination has been the biggest enemy throughout my whole life. I just need to figure out deep in my heart what is the most important to me in life and then do it.
I've been to Japan a couple of times just as a holiday so I know moving there would be much different vibe and would need to take most days seriously to survive.
How have things been for you lately in Japan? I followed you on your Instagram page and I'll leave a message on there sometime.
The Aikya houses makes this a tempting retirement destination. I have seen some beautiful houses for a tenth of the cost of a house in the US.
I'm planning to move to Japan for my boyfriend and all the other videos about moving there made me feel like they wanted to scare foreigners away, so I'm really happy about finding your channel. We need more positivity like this ❤
Thank you so much for this❤
Finishing up my teaching training (Referendariat) right now and there's an open job position at a German school in Japan. I came here because I can't stop thinking about it.
Love this video! I’ve honestly been thinking about this for awhile now. I’ve got nothing in my life in the US that’s keeping me here. I’ve lost some friends or have some friends that have moved on with they’re lives and have become distant to me and I’ve had whatever little family in my life pass away. So I’ve considered leaving to Japan, not just for my own well being desperately soul searching, but for a potential career opportunity too. Someday I’d love to own my own animation company that’s focuses on traditional hand drawn paper 2D animation. Up here in the west, we are truly living in sad state when it comes to animation in general, I’ve noticed over the years just how extremely successful foreign animation as a whole is doing. I feel if I want to make a living I need to be somewhere where the art form is continuously thriving. Without all the obstacles and nonsense that comes with getting into the western animation industry which feels so impossible in this era. I feel stuck and I’ve been feeling this way for years now, maybe someday I’ll consider taking a trip down there to get an idea.
Y'know something, I can completely relate to you and I'm so glad you followed your dreams. A few years ago I spent a couple months in Okinawa and I've always had a plan for years to go back and live there. But Y'know life happens, ended up getting a pretty good job and having life going pretty well here in the UK. But I feel like I've just been drifting through life. I didn't enjoy my job and I had no goals here in the UK whereas for years my plan has always been to open a business in japan and make a success of myself there. So, a few months ago I decided to just do it. I'm not content here in the UK because I've always had this plan to leave, so I've gotten the ball rolling, putting things in place so that next October ill be moving to Okinawa. It's honestly one of the best decisions I've made, because its given me something to really work towards, now i have just over a year to plan things out and improve my Japanese to make the move that much easier. anyway, I hope you're doing well and good luck in whatever you do in life:) Jya Na
12:00 That sound effect startled me, I thought it came from my house! lol
Great video! Eliminate the "what ifs". Thats my plan. 31. Making an IT salary that im sure many people dream of making. But i want to live abroad and try my hand at being a teacher. Giving up all the things that society says you should be happy with to get out there and yolo for your dream is crazy scary. But I'm not the only one out there taking that risk. I appreciate you sharing your story! It's inspiring and helping me take the plunge!
I am moving in February, getting very anxious about, but alot of the stuff you said applied to me. Like playing board games stc. Life has been really stagnant since covid and in a really bad rutt. Worst that could happen is I fail. The main thing I will miss is my two ferrets that I can't take but they will be fine and looked after, and I can't keep putting my life on hold forever
Thank you.
I know this video already 2 years old. One day I'm gonna go there with my own money learning cooking and be a chef there. I search for many countries to learn culinary arts but Japan have this different feeling unlike Europe or some famous cooking school it was magnificiently different with it culture and society.
I loved this video!
Oh my! I've just found your channel. I like your character _a lot,_ and would love to see where your adventures take you. ^‿^
A couple things to share: I'm sure you know of Rachel & Jun's channel, yeah? Rachel is also dealing with an autoimmune disorder, and she has found that a Japanese probiotic called Miyarisan helped her immensely.
Additionally, there is a Swedish/Belgian (not quite German/Italian, but hey) probiotic called BioGaia Gastrus, which has a small laundry list of benefits that are worth investigating.
_What I recommend_ is to learn how to produce your own homemade yogurt, and culture as much of the Miyarisan and Gastrus in that yogurt as you benefit from. Ideally, you'd only ever need to buy one bottle of each type of probiotic, and just keep culturing more after that.
I haven't watched all of your backlog of videos, but have you mentioned specifically what your condition is? I might have more thoughts to offer if I knew. Either way, I wish you oodles of health, wealth, and happiness!
I feel you
I live in USA, pacific north west. My culture does not care about honor & integrity .i seem to relate with the japanese ppl more.
Recently my fiance left me for another man, i am so broken and just want to start over.
I'm sorry to hear that you are going through a rough time. Break ups are always tough. Wish you all the best!
great video, first I would like to say is that you have a nice pink cat 🐈, I too will be also moving to Japan 🇯🇵 😀 😊, I hope that everything works out for you...
Thank you so much! I wish you too all the best! I hope everything goes smooth on your move! 😁
Keep bein amazing kiddo.
Awww thank you❣️
I'm 24 years old, and my biggest dream is work as a designer in japan or korea. [next year if i can]. I love japan more than korea, but i've heard so many bad things about the country, that made me thing that i was doing the wrong choice. Happily this video came to me. Thank you :)
Hello, my name is Suheil, I really am planing on going to Japan, and people are telling me that I am crazy and that I have no one there, and even if that is the case I still want to go, because I feel I will be motivated and take more care of myself, I feel I would be able to do what I love and be happier, there are moments when I feel so sad and I have no one to support me in this, but I know this big step will be for good.
I'm only 13 but really want to move to japan, idk what it is but just thinking of japan gives me this weird nostalgic feeling and comforting feeling. It's not because of anime or anything lol , I genuinely like the culture and everything. I live in India , India of course is a beautiful country but Last 2 years and this one also were really bad for me. I maybe am young but still I can feel depressed yk and I don't want to say this but I thought of k*lling myself many times before. I just want a change. If you're wondering how I can move to japan : I manifest and stuff and have manifested many times before, so I was thinking of manifesting me and my family to move to japan or a different country but I really like japan :)
Nice to meet you
I really want to do it to feel free n happy
Hi.... Sister.... Really appreciate your journey towards here.....I want to meet you in Tokyo...bcz within few months will be move in Japan.....like you I m also Alone with my Daughter....I also want to discover alots of thing there...Nd make my future secure....💖
I always wanted to live in Japan since I started learning its language.
This video really popped up at a time where I needed it. I am also in my late twenties, but without a job and a child to care for. In the past few years I have dreamed of living in Japan. I've even started self-teaching myself Japanese. What I worry about most besides the language barrier is what will I do for a living once there? Do you have any suggestions about jobs and work visas?
I wish I could move to Japan.I'd go right away if I could. It's been my dream to live in Tokyo for ages, but how do you move there when you don't have experience in the jobs they are recruiting in, are not a native English speaker (my country is not eligible for Jet) and are still quite on a basic Japanese level?
When you moved to Japan 🇯🇵 are you able to do a video of your move and what you had to do regarding visa. Would you be able to share with us if there was a company that you went through when you moved? Or can you give us tips or links if we wanted to move who or what we should look up?
Great communication skills, initially I thought I could hear a Canadian accent, then a slight German accent. Your English is faultless. Good luck with Japan.
Aww thank you so much. That’s so kind of you to say. It makes me really happy ☺️✨
I AM ON THE SAMEEEE BOATT!!!!! IM 27 AND PLANING BUT I AM A ENGINEER!! OMG SAME FEELING MY GF I WAS GONNA MERRY DUMPED ME
Japan was close but The Philippines was the perfect choice
I applied for a language school in Tokyo. I hope I get COE accepted so I can spend my future in Japan
Haha hahaha, one teacher had a mental breakdown, another one broke a bone!! Hahahaha
I'm in my early 50's now and it's too late for me. Japan is as youth-centric as most of the West, so if you're going to go, do it AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. Anyone but a Scandinavian should make all possible haste. Scandinavia is the best place on earth, so they should stay there 😅
Wouldn’t say as much as the west so. Depends where you go, really. But it is changing that is true.
I dont think it is to late, I’ve met quite a few ppl who moved here around your age and are having a blast. But yeah I do understand it is not that easy.
Scandinavia and the nordic countries in Europe do have a high quality of life 😊
That’s not so much, Japan is actually very much centered on the older generation, you can find a lot of information about it online. If you want to go, you may be very surprised and find it’s totally worth it! ♡
ah im glad this video exists, all the videos i see about moving to japan makes it seems like you shouldn't move there and that it's not worth it. When that's clearly not the case at all, it has a beautiful culture and such nice people. Yes you should learn about the manners but they're trying to put a bad impression on japan almost?
I definitely agree that there are a lot of obstacles that can make it more difficult than in other countries. But I also believe it is up to how you approach things and your mindset.
I definitely don’t want to make it sound like it’s all pink fluffy unicorns. But for me personally it changed my life for the better, I’m more confident in my decision than ever before.
Except for when I have to decide what to eat for dinner🤣
Amen
Hi, im a junior doctor from Malta, i've been trying to move to japan for the past two years. My fear is that the language barrier might inhibit me from getting a job. I'm quitting my medical job at 33 years.
Hi, I don’t know a lot of details about people from the medical field, but you have to make sure that your medical degree is accepted in Japan. I’ve heard that’s quite difficult. I have a friend who’s a surgeon, but he doesn’t find a job here in the medical field, but since he has a bachelor and masters degree he is doing other jobs, such as working as a journalist.
What is that cat looking at? That is interesting there is a small room right next to the genkan. Never seen that.
Maybe I missed it, but can you share how you were able to get a working visa in Japan?
I’m going to make an independent video on that because it was quite the process for me since I used a not very common way. I’ll be holding a live stream on Thursday around 20:30 Japan time, if you want quick answers maybe tune in and ask them in the chat 😊
I want to move to Japan too, with my man tho😝but we don’t speak any Japanese 😰 and no idea how to land a job because of it or get a visa 😂
Simple answer is to learn Japanese. Why would anyone want to move to a country without speaking the language?
I am in pretty much the same boat as you (I'm Swiss). I've loved Japan as long as I can remember. It started with anime, then music, then the language and eventually culture. I visited for the first time in 2016 for three weeks and it was more beautiful than I ever imagined. I am planning to move in 2024 despite having a house, a secure job and being married (he has agreed to accompany me). It's a huge step. It'd be nice if you could make a video about how you got a job and what you are teaching in Japan (given that you are not a UK/US native). Also feel free to drop me an email, it's on my channel :) Great video.
Thank you! That’s great that your husband will go on that journey together with you. And I resonate so well with what you wrote. I was also completely stunned by the beauty of this country and it’s people when I first came here.
I actually filmed a video but never uploaded it because my little friend perfectionist told me it’s not good enough 😅 I should gain more confident and just upload it! 🤣
@@jessicaao400 Haha don't overthink it (I'm one to talk, I overthink everything). I already moved to the UK from Switzerland ten years ago and kept pushing Japan back, but so excited we're going to move. Also, very nervous (I don't like change haha).
I have a question...How did you move in Japan?
I will finish IT university in 1 year and i really want to move in Japan so can you lend me some advices
I used an agency called world unite to help me with all the processes. I saved up money for years in case I wanted to do something in the future, so that helped a lot.
But I came here only with a suitcase. As I originally did not plan to stay here long term, but due to the pandemic the tables have turned and I’m gonna stay here for a few more years.
Your Linktree link isn't correct. You accidentally linked to Admin.
Is there a permanent visa? If so how do I sign up for it?
How about an update?
If I move and need a place to stay, can I crash at your place?
But if we allllll move to Japan….
Japan for the JAPANESE. We will always be GAIJIN.
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Them: “I always wanted to go to Japan”
Me:”I understand”
Them: “I broke up with my husband”
Me: “Wait what”
Me and my ex husband did not only break up because I wanted to go to Japan. Breaking up while being married is very complex and not an easy thing to do. It was a mutual decision. In fact we’re both in better places now and are very good friends. We cheer each other on from afar.
🙋🏽♀️ I don't know if you'll read this comment, but I would like to talk to you more about moving to Japan. You can DM me on FB under my biz page name biblereadingparty ( I don't want to put my personal info in the comments for fear of trolls, bots).
🙏👌😊🤠❤️
so there are others like me ...... good to know haha
You are not alone 😊
Manic episode
No. No. No. If all these people go to Japan what do you think will happen? Japan is Japan because of homogeneous population. Look the troubles the tourists are creating. Imagine now permanent residents? That is why Japan shall close the borders.