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Teaching English in rural (inaka) Japan - Appreciation for the life here and being genuine 

Vix in Japan
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My friend and I have been working as assistant language teachers in Japan for a few years now, my friend's case 5 years and myself 3 years in rural Iwate prefecture in Japan. In this video following on from our discussion of how my friend came from the. Philippines I ask her about the differences from her home country and how Japan was a step up in her living conditions.
I found this very enlightening from the traditional "western" narrative, and certainly over my time of living in Japan and being friends with Bea, I have really felt a great appreciation for many things she has pointed out to me that I would have otherwise taken for granted.
We also talk about the challenges to integrate in a genuine fashion where instead of being the best version of ourselves and somewhat benign, of how we came to allow ourselves to be more naturally ourselves with our quirks and interests in our workplaces and living environments. Often it is drilled into us that we represent ourselves, our colleagues, our companies and our nations and this is really true, but this doesn't need to mean that we need to hide away and and cover our identities.
During this series of discussions we will talk about the job, learning Japanese, Japan itself, what we enjoy and maybe at times some of the struggles as well. Also, I won't be afraid to ask her about some of the issues that maybe she faces that perhaps I don't.
Join us for a far reaching set of conversations about the experience of teaching English in Japan as we walk around rural Japan, crunching the ice and snow underfoot, look at beautiful rivers coursing down the deep in Kitakami mountains, on one of my favorite locations in Iwate that I was privileged to work in and also happened to be my regular running route.
#Japan #ALT #english
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Комментарии : 11   
@stephenbruce8320
@stephenbruce8320 Год назад
You never realize how nice home is until you visit another country. I have been to China and South Korea and I very much enjoyed my time there. I love snow its so pretty and I am from the North Eastern Part of the USA so that makes me a New Englander but now I live in the Southeast which is ok but I miss the snow. Thanks, Vicky, for sharing this I wish I were there walking with you. I miss snow but the roads are better here. My next trip to Asia will be to the Phils to visit friends I have there but just to kick back and relax and just enjoy the people there in a tropical environment even with all the power losses. I don't know who loses power more the Phils or China. One day I might make it to Japan, I have done business with people from Japan and its always been a good experience. I very much enjoyed this video, Vicky. Love the snow, and now I am a bit home sick but that's ok it doesn't last long because in New England they have something you don't experience here which are those dreaded Potholes from frost heaves.
@vix_in_japan
@vix_in_japan Год назад
I must admit, I am not a fan of snow and ice. This is where I earn my "southern softy" badge (something people from the colder parts of the UK like to call those from the south as a bit of banter) but I learned to cope with it. It's actually the driving in winter I dislike the most but at least Roland (my van) is 4WD. Glad you enjoyed the video, there is one more chat with Bea coming, and then a break until we can meet up again as we now live 2-3hrs apart.
@nneeerrrd
@nneeerrrd Год назад
I really love this walk & rant series! 👍😄
@vix_in_japan
@vix_in_japan Год назад
Thanks Franko! Hope all is well all things considered!
@nneeerrrd
@nneeerrrd Год назад
@@vix_in_japan Thank you Vicky! I'm okay for now. Just watched your vlog about moving. It was quite an endeavor, help of your friends made a big difference. Glad to hear your wrist is healing well!
@Djformula
@Djformula Год назад
really interesting video vicky, nice to hear about the differences in culture
@vix_in_japan
@vix_in_japan Год назад
Thanks! Always happy to share Ravi!
@NorwegianLarsen
@NorwegianLarsen Год назад
What a beautiful Video😍🙂 THANK you so much for sharing!! Sending a lot of positivity and greetings from Norway!!☀☀❤🧡
@vix_in_japan
@vix_in_japan Год назад
You're welcome!
@kjetilhvalstrand1009
@kjetilhvalstrand1009 Год назад
A wherry interesting conversation.
@vix_in_japan
@vix_in_japan Год назад
Thanks!
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