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Some real, personal talk, and the top 10 things I wish I knew before moving abroad as an adult.
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Hi! My name is Loretta, a girl from the U.S. who moved to Japan! I'm here on the MEXT scholarship program as a graduate student, studying to get a Masters in Business Administration. Here are some answers to common questions:
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@EnigmaDave 6 лет назад

This is going to help so many people! You just can't beat the advice and insights of someone that has already experienced such a move.

@TkyoSam 6 лет назад

Good advice! Sucks about the medical bills! "We learn from our mistakes" yeah, but those mistakes cost us a shitload of cash lol

@NovaLaMason 6 лет назад

THIS.

@tsushibu3493 6 лет назад

not in Europe

@DjKimsey 6 лет назад

she should have gotten it all done in Japan on the national health insurance a thousand times cheaper!!! (a big thing I did when I first moved here literally a fraction of the cost in the states)

@Melsphilosophy 5 лет назад

@@NovaLaMason what this

@tolivich 5 лет назад

What do you mean by move early ..? How early is good if i may ask???

@nikki9808 6 лет назад

The middle name thing is sooooo true. I moved there for half a year for school, and had to open a bank account for my scholarship. I put my middle name down because that’s what I’m used to doing, and they were oddly confused by it?? It was also on my school documents, so at events they’d sometimes call me by my middle name, or my middle name became my last name, or any other combo of names. It was weird and confusing.

@Lvci123 6 лет назад

xonikkee I have a similar problem and I live in Germany. I am Portuguese and have like 5 names and 1. No-one knows your full name 2. Always get called by a wrong name 3. Different names everywhere (I have a completely different surname when going to doctor's) 4. Business letters, mails, -> always addressed to the wrong name/ wrong spelled name Ripme

@mopingfrog 5 лет назад

I is lucky I has no middle name

@usbcaufhdmi 4 года назад

Maybe you can help me here.. I will be there soon and need to open a bank account. I have a middle name, but I actually get called by my middle name, not my first name.. should I out down my middle name or my first name even though I'm not called by it?

@a.inesfidalgo3367 6 лет назад

10k for a dentist WTF? You got gold teeth or something?

@catdadsims7669 5 лет назад

ive spent roughly that for cavities, redoing a botched dental job, and braces. i've spent about 6 grand total recently just on dental care.

@melaniemcintyre6115 5 лет назад

Most people who stay away from the dentist longer than 3 years end up with $3,000 or more in necessary dental treatment due to improper homecare and the American diet. When you realize 1 Crown is on average $1300 you see how easy it is to rack up a 10,000 bill when you dont care for your teeth.

@CloroxBleach-nu8vo 5 лет назад

lol my mom used to be a dentist

@slukky 5 лет назад

Have you ever had a deep cleaning? A tooth extraction? A crown? How about a $6000 implant? Yes, one implant! Why be a neuro-surgeon & pay phenomenal liability insurance when you can be a dentist much quicker & make a killing in no time? I know there are good souls out there who do free dental work too. That isn't the majority. Dental fees are murder-1, esp. for the elderly, at least if your teeth matter to you.

@najmomohamed8768 5 лет назад

Anna Fydalgo I had dentist 2 years go but I hate so I can’t go until aches again.

@Derekuma 4 года назад

You are THE BEST ! I watched this years ago but my 16 year old is planning her gap year in Japan [ with her Oji-san ] so this is just perfect for her to see . Having her father tell her all this from when I lived in Japan is not as good as your video , kudos.

@lejaponennoiretblanc 6 лет назад

Nobody is perfect ! Thanks for this video! I took a lot of notes ✊🏾🇯🇵

@solomonsherlock6864 6 лет назад

Something I recommend is having all documents in a fire proof safe. It's a bit costly, but good peace of mind.

@xiaorishu 5 лет назад

Aw man, I hope you're doing okay financially now ^-^

@deborahruthtrotter2154 5 лет назад

I'd recommend bringing undergarments from one's own country also.

@PlanetNIHON 6 лет назад

How can anybody hate this video!!!!! you are stunning girl!

@skullevil 5 лет назад

I found you through looking up JLPT advice but now I'm just having fun watching you talk about Japan, as I prepare to move out of there haha

@kemushichan 5 лет назад

WELCOME to this weird corner of the internet!

@PoptartKid 6 лет назад

When you mentioned the dental care, ironically that is what I’m doing right now! So far I’m towards the end of my treatment plan....😆so by the end of this year I should be ready to move to Japan!😊

@aangitano 6 лет назад

PoptartKid have fun in Japan, I wish I could go. Maybe after law school I can live there for a while! 😊

@mrjoebrown 6 лет назад

ロレッタちゃんー！はじめまして。僕は日系アメリカ人です。５月に東京に引っ越しをしますよ〜。ぜひ会いたいなぁ。I really enjoy watching all of your videos and I'm learning so much from them! I've seen you in one of NHK's episodes ("J Trip" or something...).

@lifeisbaka2397 6 лет назад

i was truly feeling the commentary using your middle name. i learned real quick that its needed for EVERYTHING 😭

@SamInTokyoo 6 лет назад

Loretta you’re so cute

@slukky 5 лет назад

Cute? She's ga-ga gorgeous! Those eyes!!!! And she probably thinks she's just so-so. Boomer's got a keeper, that's for sure.

@NIIoSHEA 6 лет назад

I often saw you popping up on my Twitter feed everytime when people I follow liked your tweets. First time I clicked on a video AND YOU SEEM SO SWEET and I'll keep your advice in the back of my head ! Now I have to make time for watching your other videos .... :'D

@lunargirl81 6 лет назад

Congrats on your two years. I totally understand. Hope you are well

@worldwidehandsomeartistfro5690 6 лет назад

Thanks, this is useful. I plan on moving back to Japan when I'm at least 18

@thenicflynn 5 лет назад

I honestly think you’re one of the best and most helpful RU-vidrs in Japan. Thank you for your insight!! 😊👍

@cetriyasArtnComicsChannel 6 лет назад

even if english was the native language, these things are a major inconvenience and time-consuming.

@futureanimator522 6 лет назад

cetriya's Art n Comics Channel I'm subbing. I like the colors

@lunafreeman1 6 лет назад

That's out girl!!!! Keepin it real and hangin on tight!!!!!!!!! So much love to you Loretta!!!🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

@lenaa9030 4 года назад

me who has to wait 8 years till i can move there but still watching videos on it

@doyoumissming 6 лет назад

I lived in Japan for two years. Regarding the natural hair, do you know someone in the military? There are a lot of natural hair products on our base and also hair stylists that can do our curly hair.

@TemperedStorm 6 лет назад

Thanks for these, Loretta. We never realize what in all we need or take for granted .until we're thrust into the new territory.

@JayAntoinette 6 лет назад

About the hair thing. Idk if you're natural or not but how about trying silicone based or dehumectant products. Caution about the silicone-based products though: they will be more likely to cause buildup, so if you have a sensitive scalp, that may or may not agree with you. But it washes out easily enough. Also, try jojoba oil in your deep conditioning routine. The key to avoiding as much frizz as possible with hair is to make sure it's as moisturized as possible so it doesn't absorb as much moisture from the elements. It won't stop frizz and poofiness completely but it will certainly help.

@kemushichan 6 лет назад

JayAntoinette Thank you for the tips! :D I quietly transitioned to my true poodleform in these two years and am still figuring out which products work best. Deep conditioning every week but trying to find what actually sets in rather than just sits on top (like coconut oil does for me 😂)

@TReactz 15 дней назад

Im still trying to work on learning how to move outside of the U.S. to japan so i can go to language school. lol These are things i need to know for sure. I definitely have to work on my spending habits

@moyochi 6 лет назад

THANK YOU!!! I wanted to know these types of things for so long. If you think of more please, please, please, please make another video! 😫

@moyochi 6 лет назад

Questions: What did you start with first when beginning the process of moving to Japan? What was the visa process like? What did you pack and how many suitcases did you bring? Did you get a phone, router, bank account prepared before moving? (You answered this one) What did you do for housing and transportation accommodations? Did you prepare as far as doctors in Japan and things along those lines? Any apps to suggested? How did you bring your pet with you? How long did it take you to prepare from your initial point of saving all the way to departing? Do you recommendation on a nice sum of money we should save? Also should we exchange currency before going?

@lincolnscott5620 6 лет назад

@kemushichan Loretta, I like her first three questions :). Definitely look into a video for those ?'S

@singularity333 5 лет назад

The school debt thing is real. If you have student loan debt you need to understand that transferring money home will cost you even more money. Don't come over with credit card debt period. I made this mistake when I moved to work abroad. Now, I am seriously screwed.

@WhiteStew 6 лет назад

このロレッタさんの動画は、とても重要で現実的な事を話しているので、もっとたくさんの人が見た方がいいと思いました。素晴らしい TIPS！

@JJerseyGirl 4 года назад

For High School students. (#1) Start at a Community College, (#2) get a job with tuition reimbursement( ex. UPS you only work 3-4 hours no weekends overtime only during the holiday season) (#3) open a separate credit union account from your main account (DO NOT GET THE ATM CARD TO THAT ACCOUNT) make it so you have to physically visit to get money. If you are on your parent's insurance get your yearly exams dental is usually 2x a year and medical preventative care is usually no cost.

@themysterytraveler6536 6 лет назад

I suggest going to Bangkok for medical care, you would have paid a fraction of what you did. Bumrungrad hospital is one of the destinations for medical tourism and they see over 1 million people per year.

@shiina8543 6 лет назад

When I lived in Japan, I had to learn how to braid my own hair. My mom would be so annoyed when I asked her to send products over. Your videos remind me of my time over there. Now I want to go back with my family in tow. I hope they will enjoy the time when we do go.

@biancavieira1345 5 лет назад

Good advice in general, no matter which country you move to.

@LoveJapan 5 лет назад

This was just ridiculously fun to watch! Having spent two months in Japan over the past two years, I totally "get" where you're coming from! So helpful! Granted, I was a tourist, not living there, so many of these tips were not entirely useful to me, but still!! Hontone sugoi! Arigato gozaimashita! Ganbatte!

@towada1066 6 лет назад

hahaha! ... I will (finally) retire there so don't need to worry about diplomas (... where ARE they anyway? ... I think one is hanging in the tool shed) ... however, yeah, Japanese government bureaucracy is a whole other world, I don't even complain anymore ...

@Version9ex 6 лет назад

Your video applies to anywhere you move. Including moving from California to Nebraska for example. I totally feel you.

@Mindofliz 3 года назад

UUHHHHHHHG I feel you on the hair thing, girl. I went to japan for a few weeks in summer and I had bangs at the time and DIDNT KNOW WHAT TO DO!

@maymelody 4 года назад

In england, we dont use credit cards unless its urgent, we normally use debit carda

@decemberclouds 6 лет назад

I've been on black hair care forums for years and still don't know what to do. I know how to wash, moisturize, and do all of that stuff, but wearing cute styles is hard without a dryer at home.

@ModdyDhoo 6 лет назад

I really liked your point about coming as soon as you're sure you want to try living abroad. I finally got to the point where I was completing my bachelors and I put off getting one thing I want so much, cats, because of a lifelong desire to move to japan. I got the cats, and then suddenly I wanted a bigger apartment, more furniture, whatever. Fortunately, I started catching myself falling into that trap before I started to settle and am figuring out next steps.

@HannahBananerz14 3 года назад

Could you do a series about learning how to do your hair/finding products in Japan?? I think that would be interesting!

@catlover276 5 лет назад

You are adorable, so beautiful! But, your comment about hair. I totally understand. My hair is very curly, and a few months ago I ran out of my favorite mousse from the states, only to find out that it has been discontinued. I don't know how to do my hair without it, so I am a frizzy mess at the moment, spending too much money trying out Japanese products that aren't really strong enough to control my hair. It's so hard to figure out curly hair health and styling when there is no one else around with the same problem. One thing I found is that, there are some products geared toward curly or wavy hair, but they are incredibly light. My theory is that this is because they are for permed Japanese hair, which is probably easily weighed down because of it's thick natural straightness. They do nothing to calm frizz or define curls that are naturally on the devacurl 3-4 scale. For now, I am trying to use Himawari oil-in products to keep my hair hydrated and healthy, but I still can't find a curl defining product I like. If anyone has suggestions, I am all ears!

@gabrielacingel729 6 лет назад

I’ve been in Japan for two years and I still cannot communicate as much , my husband is Japanese but we only talk in English and it’s killing me

@Chanspiritxb 4 года назад

you talk really fast but I like it...congrats on 2 years ( probably 4 now)

@emily1celebfan 6 лет назад

TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR ONE TRIP TO THE DENTIST! Oh my jesus, now I'm never leaving the UK! Thank god for the NHS!! Great tips, new subscriber!

@Awomanontheinternet 6 лет назад

How do you get a 10k bill at the dentist??

@kemushichan 6 лет назад

Root canals, crowns, and major surgeries that could have been prevented by catching the root of it soon (pun intended!). Teeth are funny because no matter how much you brush, rinse or gargle, things like crowding, stress (grinding), and family history can create tiny nooks and crannies that turn into ridiculous damage if you don't check regularly.

@Hanayanaa 6 лет назад

Was wondering if it would've been cheaper to wait and do it in Japan since healthcare here is national. I dont know all the details but I didnt have good insurance in the States so I do all my stuff in Japan now.

@kemushichan 6 лет назад

Yana_Yz Good question! I'm doing part two of everything I started with my US doctor now so maybe a followup is in order...

@pianistNorganist 6 лет назад

How? America. That's how. 😂..😓😭

@spunkycat6144 5 лет назад

Crooked dentists. They do exist.

@reginajohnson1087 6 лет назад

Thank you for the advice. I have decided and started the process of looking for a region in Japan to where I would like to live. I plan to move in a year. And needed to watch this so I know what loose ends to tie up!

@nehapradhan7350 5 лет назад

Please make a study in Japan packing video for students from abroad.

@deshawn53988 5 лет назад

Guuurrrrl!! the debt is TRUE!! Always tie up lose ends!!

@karlint39 5 лет назад

I'm American who has lived in Japan for many years. Nice, well-organized, fast-paced, down-to-earth video. The price of medical care in the US is crazy. On the other hand, I understand that you wanted to "take care of stuff" before you went to Japan. But I wonder what you think. When you come to Japan on a 1 year or longer visa, you have to sign up for Japanese national health insurance, which is dirt cheap. Medical care (even without insurance) is much cheaper in Japan, too. If you could go back and do it again, would you consider "taking care of stuff" here in Japan -- after you arrive -- rather than before leaving in the first place? I've never had a $10,000 dentist bill, but an annual check up with x-rays, for example, would cost something like $30 in Japan ($100 if you didn't have insurance.) I think that is probably more like $200 in the US. So you might have been able to save a lot of money if you went to doctors in Japan. What do you think?

@kemushichan 5 лет назад

Thanks for watching! I hope you had a great holiday. Like you said, prices here are amazing but I still wouldn't have addressed my specific dental *project* here in Japan. For cleanings, fillings or basic extractions I don't mind doing that here, but the reason the bill was about $10K was because it included major oral surgeries. Many doctors in Japan don't use the same kind of pain killers or don't put you under, and I didn't want to be awake with basic anesthesia for a lot of these processes. That being said, dental tourism is a big thing on this side of the world so visiting a place like the Phillipines that has a similar aesthetic to the states, at MUCH cheaper prices seems more up my alley. Healthcare here in Japan is very reasonably priced and one of my favorite parts about living here, but there are some procedures/services they just don't offer here, or not with enough painkillers ;_;.

@empty-voiid 5 лет назад

Seriously though, the bills from the dentist, doctor and all are what makes me say "I'll never move to the US" even though I wish I could. It's scary to know that health costs so much.

@Ciiphernought 6 лет назад

This was really informative and seems genuinely useful. Nicely done!

@Mureirsa 5 лет назад

loretta is such a pretty name, lucky

@nicholejones3876 6 лет назад

My hair can't do humidity either but I live in Florida so when it comes to Japan...Challenge accepted!

@SuperStarLike 6 лет назад

Excellent notes! Also you look great Loretta, keep taking care of yourself~

@tammai1673 5 лет назад

I made same 3/10 mistakes before i moved to Japan, so regret but valueable exp that i have ever got. Anw, thanks for this useful video.

@SLOBeachboy 5 лет назад

KemushiChan - If you needed that much dental work done you should have just stopped off in Thailand for a week or so on your way to Japan and had it all done there for a fraction of the cost. Or if you could have put it off until you got a job in Japan you could have had it done there. When I worked and lived in Tokyo in the 90’s the co-pay was very reasonable for all the dental treatments I had done there.

@dola9616 5 лет назад

Thanks for sharing your experience and advice.... you nailed some good life lessons.

@rinutamang1796 6 лет назад

All the things that you’ve mentioned are so relevant x thank you for sharing

@moviestuffjunk9174 3 года назад

that was awesome. thanks for posting.

@macme.1439 6 лет назад

I was hoping to find a popular POC RU-vidr in Japan 🇯🇵 🙌🏾 すごいいですね

@ramenkuri 6 лет назад

Great advice! Yes, shoes are so difficult if you have wide/large feet like me!

@cozyimmerse 6 лет назад

❤️✨👍🏽this was very helpful and I enjoyed it a lot ...much humor, knowledge and enjoyment thanks Loretta !

@newagehero9605 6 лет назад

so sorry I haven't been watching your videos for a long time but I am back and I hope you keep making new videos 😂😂😂

@skobedo 6 лет назад

I just found your channel and as an American living near Tokyo, I have made some of the same mistakes.

@haleemasaddia5706 6 лет назад

You are really beautiful! The whole video I was gawking at your smooth skin and hairstyle.

@johndoe-rd3hq 6 лет назад

Dam...this video is going to save someones ass literally. Great tips!

@EricLimlerikvii 6 лет назад

Thanks for sharing, these tips are very useful for me, even though I am moving to Taiwan, not Japan. But the situations should be similar.

@j.t.6456 5 лет назад

The health thing is a great tip that I'm definitely gonna do! I have to take care of dental matters, mental health, epilepsy, etc!! I really rather settle those matters in my native tongue with a more familiar process~

@KateandJohnMark 5 лет назад

I wish we'd had more than a month notice before moving here, so that we could have studied language and culture a little more. Contact cards are a great idea!

@KateandJohnMark 5 лет назад

Oh yeah, we also needed 4 diplomas and 3 official transcripts each! Had we picked them up from our university before we left, it would have saved us that crazy express shipping!

@pokefanover900000000 6 лет назад

I think that a good thing to do while your in your country is to live minimalist... So you can move anywhere lol.... It's not for everyone tho.... Anyway Kemushi... I'm going to be taking a placement test for Japanese @ my college soon..... Any tips/study guides/videos of yours or others you'd reccomend? Thanks and much appreciated.

@llaurenx 6 лет назад

Could you do a video about how to stay motivated when self studying japanese?

@DadCanInJapan 6 лет назад

Good advice. I love your genki-ness!

@Sweetguy1821 6 лет назад

My diploma just sitting on a shelf collecting dust, most proof I've needed is a checkmark on the box asking if I've graduated lol

@kawaiigaijininjapan155 5 лет назад

Wah i'm late to this video but I just wanted to say thanks so much! I'm moving to Japan in June and this was a big help! Thaaaaaaankyou xxx

@ivanas442 6 лет назад

This was very helpful! I was wondering does your credit score follow you to japan & do they look at it when you get an apartment/ house?

@in-mem0urnium 6 лет назад

the college me and my sisters are going to before moving to japan doesn't make you pay tuition! and you work on campus!

@itsnighohme 6 лет назад

these are all so useful! I will keep these all in mind ~

@mcdaak1563 5 лет назад

I'm gonna study in japan next year... And this is scaring me

@JJerseyGirl 6 лет назад

Great advice. Thanks for the video.

@Saphiera270 6 лет назад

Your smile makes my cheeks hurt :p this was a nice video! If I ever decide to move I'll come back lol

@srizualemgr 6 лет назад

Thank you very much for the information. I have been planning to work and live in japan for more than 5yrs now. But I really don’t know where to start.

@MSWABMS 6 лет назад

Have a vid on the money aspect on coming from the states, going abroad to be able to have funds to do things

@NandaAmarRahsyad992 3 года назад

i relate with number 2 so much HAHAHAHAHA brought my citi account only to find out you can’t transfer cash back and forth as easy as hoped 😔

@princessthyemis 6 лет назад

Fantastic advice, thanks so much!!!

@SageTheEnby0 2 года назад

And this is why if I move to Japan, I’ll just do uni in Japan.

@kryschi 6 лет назад

Amazing video! Thank you so much!

@lambs-chan9726 5 лет назад

I would love go move to Japan but thanks to my disability I can't.

@kaitlynkenney4837 4 года назад

... This made me forget that I was a child, and I have a thing called adulthood, taxes, insurance, saving, debt, and bills right around the corner. ...idontwannagrowup...

@thisismeoffline3882 5 лет назад

Can you do a video on how you do your hair? (As a black woman I am also trying to figure out my hair.)

@YuuChanneru 6 лет назад

Thank you for the advice! :) Good video

@jerad2k 6 лет назад

Thanks for the useful tips...

@ileanarosasministries 5 лет назад

Ahhh love this, great advice

@nabukuma 6 лет назад

I’ll be doing the whole uprooting thing next March, and this video was just what I needed :) Speaking of money, did you ever figure out how to send money back to the US?

@meerca67 6 лет назад

Moo Moo There’s a few services catered for foreigners living abroad/in Japan. Goremit and transferwise are the popular ones among my friends, but you can send money using JP post as well

@IamINERT 4 года назад

Looking to go to university in 2021.I looking to study business and economics.Thank you

@Ppzinha 3 года назад

If I go to Japan for living I will definitly bring curly hair products because, well... japanese don´t have my tipe of hair. And deodorant, because people say that the japanese one don´t work.