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I was going to say something similar but I thought maybe he was looking for more recent information.When I came to japan there wasn't any internet, and there certainly weren't any laptops. I shared an office, and a typewriter, with another teacher.
How much does the visa cost? If from Malaysia, does it require visa?
Could you please tell me more about it? I'm getting back in college and I have considered a Japanese language bachelors (I've been studying Japanese for two years or so and like you said I've always had an interest in Japanese culture too) but I was afraid I wouldn't be able to move there. Are you a professor?I just realized I never answered the OP's original question.
In my case, I always had an interest in Japanese culture, studied Japanese literature in college and grad school, and then decided I might want to try living here.
As it turned out, I enjoyed living here more than I did living in my home country (the United States), so I decided to stay. Now my job, my friends, my wife, and pretty much my entire life is centered in Japan, and I'm quite a bit happier than I was in the US, so I'm glad I made the decision to stay.
Not that I would necessarily encourage anyone/everyone with an interest in the culture to move to Japan. To each their own, really.
Nobody can tell you where you'll find happiness—it's something you have to discover for yourself.