Week in the Life of a Japanese Language School Student in Kyoto Japan ⛩ 

Oh yay! It’s superrr hot at that time though (maybe similar in Korea?) 😅

@ChefinJapan yah its humid here in Korea too And I'm originally from Florida lol 😆

omg so cool!! 😆

15 years!! Wow!! You are my Japan senpai 😆

A long time in Japan yes but I wasn’t as organized as you are! You are really ‘senpai’ super organized and up on your detail oriented things! :) I’m glad people are able to see that and it can be showcased here. I really admire how detail oriented you are and sooo knowledgeable! &&& right now I’m back in Canada and I’m struggling with how life in Canada is not like life in Japan. Just getting a coffee while out is different from doing that in Japan and Canada has changed a lot since I was gone. Napkins and seats are gone in many coffee shops OHHHH MYYYYY That means you just get a coffee and be on your way away from there as soon as possible. Not cozy anymore. Not like a cozy pleasant warm relaxing atmosphere. Places have become just a take out and go. And unlike Japan you always need to ask for your recipe. :l Well this is near my home in Toronto where I’m going to school....I’m not so sure about other parts of Canada but I’ll bet it is the same. I miss Japan. Awww I’m happy someone so organized and thoughtful as you are can be in Japan! :) In my last year spent in Kobe and Kyoto I could experience an actual earthquake where all the students get under their desks!! That was kind of COOL! Teachers just stood at the front while the room was shaking. Haha I really liked it! In total I experienced about 6-7 earthquakes ranging from a slight shake to and finished to a few minutes of not being able to stand up in my kitchen and quickly trying to turn my gas off! TWO big ones in Nagoya that day! Let me also say that driving a car was a lot of fun in Japan! Getting a license as a Canadian is super easy. Actually there is a way around this I think for Americans too. Americans can get a Canada license and then get an international driver’s license in Canada and then come to Japan with those and try to use those to easily obtain a Japan driver’s license. It might work! :) Anyways I really think you do a good job of making your videos fantastic! From Greg

Thanks for the suggestion, I definitely will! ^^

Hahah very true, my whole life is actually sponsored by coffee 😅 And thanks so much for the helpful feedback and well wishes!! I’ll leave more time for captions next time. ^^ Hope you’re having a lovely day wherever you are~ ^^

@@ChefinJapan You are so very welcome, Amber ☺ And thank you! In Sri Lanka this month. Next month, I'm coming to Japan for the first time, and I'm getting more and more excited! 🥳 Frankly, your videos are part of my preparation 😂

Amazing!! Congrats! ^^

見てくれてありがとうございます！^^ 日本の勉強頑張りましょう~

I actually recently got a job so I left school to start working full time again. There will be a videos up soon with more info about it. Anyway, thanks for watching!~ ^^

@@ChefinJapan Good luck with the new gig! Looking forward to more videos :)

It's about 20,000 yen for straightening. It varies a bit depending on the salon and your hair length though ^^

Honestly most of the language school in Japan are JLPT focused, including ISI unfortunately :/

@@ChefinJapan aw :( so I guess there's no way around it... do you feel like you found great ways to workaround this? do locals interact? also!!! ty soooooooo much for answering, it's been so hard to decide which school to go to, so having someone that could talk about it is such a day saver!!

Hello, it was not enough to fully cover my expenses although it almost did. I also needed to use my savings. You’re allowed up to 28 hours of work on the student visa though, I think I was only doing 12 so maybe if you do the whole 28 it might be okay?

I went to ISI 😁

​@@ChefinJapan I'm coming to isi in April

@@napoleon9514 Ah so awesome! I hope you have a great time!! ^^

I think they just didn’t want teachers and students having their faces posted on the internet without their permission, it’s a big thing in Japan actually, people reallyyy don’t like being filmed here 😅

@@ChefinJapan makes a lot of sense LOL but would be great to see it aa