This is the first video in the set of moving vlogs. Follow me during my last week in Georgia to my quarantine hotel in Tokyo, Japan! Instagram: @call.memike
Don’t know who u r bro but heads up. You have the potential to actually make it on RU-vid. Keep up the Japan content and see what cool things u can record. Make tiktoks and stuff bruh good luck 👍
Watching this reminds me of my big move. I moved to China in 2019 and I wished I had videoed my process. IT WAS STRESSFUL. All the best of luck to you in Japan.
I’m moving alone to Japan in two months and leaving everything behind too! Just came across this video, can’t wait to binge watch all your videos 😍😍🙌🏻 hope you’re smashing it over there!!!!
I hope you’re enjoying Japan. I’m planning to move there with my daughter. I made me more excited for the journey. Of course there’s always turbulence in everything we do that’s life but nevertheless you did it!!! Congratulations and I hope to follow u within the next few years. All the best.
I'm looking to move to Japan as well hopefully you have specified details in your steps from older videos. I'd LOVE to learn, I'm nervous on doing this right after I graduate from college. Moreover, I want to seperate from my TOXIC family, ESPECIALLY mom and sisters. Please teach me.
Just found your channel and I am binge-watching all videos and subscribing to the channel. Love it! I am studying Japanese and planning to visit it in 2024. :)
Im so happy for you but also so jealous because I plan on studying abroad in Japan but I'm in my first year of high school, I plan on watching all these videos of yours and best of luck to you!
OMGGGG I just got accepted into the JET program this year and your reaction was so similar to mine I about cried. Will be catching up on all your videos now!
Congratulations and thank you for sharing your journey! I found out today that I'm shortlisted for JET. I wanted to ask, though, what song did you use in the video before/during your flight? It's so good!
@@SliceofMikeJP Excellent! I picked up Japanese taught by Living Language and am loving it so far. Hope your Japanese gets better and you are able to communicate more fluently with everyone and your students :)
Thank you so much for this video. I wanted to ask if you know of the company Joytalk as it has sent me an employee offer to start in April this year. And they noted that I will be allowed to travel to Japan as an essential worker for public schools, did you have to use that as well?
I'm not familiar with the company, but I do know that essential workers are allowed to come once the borders open up to them! I managed to slip in last year when things were calming down. Let's hope this new variant is over soon so you can get here!
Hey, cool content, but what are you using to study Japanese? I wanna go back and live in Japan someday and your videos are inspiration for me to keep trying. 😎
Thanks! Right now, I'm using a variety of vocabulary and kanji books to learn. I also take Japanese classes once a week to learn things that textbooks don't necessarily teach!
Hey bro I’m 20 I wanna go abroad to Japan Ik you said you went in college and you loved it, is it worth going? I always wanted to go but scared to make the step of actually trying
Hey bro! I understand being a little hesitant on making that step, but I believe it's totally worth it! Especially if you come to study. You get to explore, learn, and experience the culture at the same time. I definitely recommend going abroad. It was honestly life changing - for me, enough to make me want to come back and stay!
I started learning in college, but used Duolingo in between college and moving to Japan. I wouldn't recommend Duolingo if you're first starting out though. Clozemaster is a better app in my opinion!
👋, you know, moving to Japan you can’t bring a the American behaviour into their culture. Japanese people are very civilised and they have so many rules, like: No speaking loud into the public transport No smoke and drink alcohol on the public’s spaces But this rules are good for you if you respect their culture and rules. Success in Japan 🇯🇵👍👏
