Julia KaNeko
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...Wow. You've been around this several times, haven't you? You've seen so many people whom "aspire" to want to go to Japan, learn the language, culture, etc., but these very same people phase it out or give up...
I will admit, it won't be easy to do. Actually learning about the language, culture and history... I mean, sure, a person can SAY they want and plan to go, but... I mean, it takes a lot of research, patience and effort to pull this off. I don't plan, nor want to be one of those people who just say they're going to do something, but not put in the time and effort. That's just... No. This is something I WANT to do.
I'm still reading this thread and it seems like this person hasn't... Quite done their research, but just asked people they assume knew off the bat, it seems? I can see the tough love that would normally deter people...
I can understand while Japanese people would be very hesitant to speak to a foreigner psychologist/teacher/counselor/therapist about their personal problems (because what would a gaijin know about the problems of a native Japanese?), I would still like to at least hear them out. Foreigner or not, everybody has problems... And I would love nothing more than to help to the best of my abilities.
Now as far as continuing my studies, would it be recommended to transfer to a college in Japan?