Why Are You Moving Out of Japan?

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• TA

  @takashiifromjapan · 8 months ago · pinned

  Let’s start learning Japanese 🇯🇵<br>→<a href="https://takashii.shop/">https://takashii.shop/</a>

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• OX

  @oxyzzmoron · 1 year ago (edited)

  Hi Takashii, I actually saw you while filming the lady with the brown shirt and pocketbook near Iyoshi Cola in shibuya last month, but didn&apos;t want to bother you while filming. It was like seeing a celebrity!

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• MO

  @moodbeast · 1 year ago

  So lucky they had the opportunity. At least they tried. Sometimes things don&apos;t work out.

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• きき

  @ききあじあ · 1 year ago

  I am orogianally From Japan and Japanese but i had lived in USA.. for a long time. I came back to Japan..I am not Japanese mind anymore. I can not be still and want to dance and listen to music etc.. No face expressions.. etc.. But i have to stay here for my mom..I toally understand their pains and realazations. You get depressed if you are not careful.

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• QU

  @quitejapan · 1 year ago

  Most people I’ve met who have lived in Japan always carry a little bit of that Japan vibe with them😊 Maybe it comes out more when they realise I’m Japanese. I hope they always hold on to the memories they made in Japan. Wishing them all the best. may their time in Japan continue to shape their lives in a positive way♥️

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• BA

  @BasicBeachCommunity1 · 2 months ago

  I have Japanese friends in the states and they&apos;re actually very friendly and nice people

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• FE

  @felipechaves6100 · 1 year ago

  One of the tricks is making foreigner and friends from your country that live here long term. No japanese school, no university, people living and working.<br><br>Because it doesn’t matter how good your Japanese is, if you only have Japanese friends who need at least 3 weeks notice to make plans, you will feel stressed and lonely with time.<br><br>Having friends that will hit you up for a drink or anything on the same day, and people that you can talk to in your native language, will help a lot!! <br><br>But I would say that making no Japanese friends is also just as bad too, you gotta have those people and eventually you’ll find Japanese people that are not as strict and are easier to hang out with.

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• IS

  @IsieePersona · 1 year ago

  Can we just commend Takashi&apos;s english?<br>Its so goood 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

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• TE

  @terrellcargo9412 · 1 year ago

  If I had an opportunity to move and live there, i&apos;d immerse myself in culture and language. And the food.

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• YE

  @yena7329 · 1 year ago

  I actually love how detailed directions they give I need it dumbed downnnn or else I will get lost

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• 0G

  @0Great_White0 · 10 months ago

  Most of these people being interviewed speak at least 3 languages 👏👏👏 That&apos;s beautiful!

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• IA

  @iamjimfan · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTLM-m3cfFs&amp;t=712">11:52</a> In my understanding, Japanese people desire conformance. It is probably not that they think you are stupid. But they expect everyone act in the same way especially in workplace. I think this is what westerners might find difficult.

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