Fly high with a new work in Japan!

HJJ Work in Japan! Relay Talk #023"Phyllis E. Washington"(American/German)

Q1 : Why did you decide to come to Japan?

Ans. : I wanted a chance to experience Japanese culture and traditions first-hand. I love learning about new cultures and languages! Plus, I enjoy traveling and Japan has so much to offer in the way of sight-seeing.

Q2 : What was your biggest problem at first?

Ans. : The biggest problem for me has definitely been the language barrier. I came to Japan with a zero knowledge base of the language. But, after 4 months Ive been surprising myself at how much Ive learned.

Q3 : What surprised you most about Japan?

Ans. : The weather was a shocker for me. Living in Nagoya this summer has been super humid and sticky.

Q4 : What do you do in Japan now?

Ans. : I work as an Assistant Language Teacher in an elementary and junior high school. I really enjoy working with children and this has been the ideal position for me. This is both a rewarding and enriching experience.

Q5 : Do you have any favorite place in Japan?

Ans. : My favorite place is Osu Kannon in Nagoya. It has many funky/hippie shops and great places to grab a quick cheap bite to eat.

HJJ Work in Japan! Relay Talk #022"L'Hériteau Juliette"(French)

Q1 : Why did you decide to come to Japan?

Ans. : I am half Japanese, but I have never been in Japan for more than holidays or short-term internships. I wanted to have an experience of “real life” in Japan, and to know more about my mother country, especially since I’ve been teaching Japanese in France.

Q2 : What was your biggest problem at first?

Ans. : I came with nothing but my optimism, and had to find a job and a place to live. Hopefully my lucky star is twinkling above Japan and I had got everything within 3 weeks!

Q3 : What surprised you most about Japan?

Ans. : I didn’t expect to meet funky Japanese people, and I am always surprised by what I call their high level of amateurism. Most of them are fire dancers, DJs or break dancers, musicians, painters or craft workers, have a blog or write a diary “just for fun”… and when I draw a tomato, people think it’s an apple.

Q4 : What do you do in Japan now?

Ans. : I’m assistant English teacher in 2 public schools, 1 Elementary and 1 Junior High… and incidentally spying the education system, which is miles away from the way French grown-ups are built up.

Q5 : Do you have any favorite place in Japan?

Ans. : I spent my winter holidays in Takayama (Gifu Pref.) and I found the place really beautiful. But I also love to temples, karaoke, onsen (hot springs)… and wherever you grab your chopsticks and enjoy Japanese food.

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Despite my understanding of the language, every day I have a bit of cultural shock. Sometimes I was like Don Quichotte, struggling against an enemy invisible to any Japanese. So if you feel like that, here’s the tip: let things be, and carpe diem.

HJJ Work in Japan! Relay Talk #021"Tom Schmidt-Makino"(U.S.A.)

Q1 : Why did you decide to come to Japan?

Ans. : I wanted to learn more about my own culture, and improve my Japanese.

Q2 : What was your biggest problem at first?

Ans. : I didn’t really have any cultural problems when I first came to Japan, but it was a little difficult to save money at first.

Q3 : What surprised you most about Japan?

Ans. : The incredible amount of packaging used for food surprised me, along with some of the English t-shirts.

Q4 : What do you do in Japan now?

Ans. : I teach English at elementary and junior high schools in Shikoku.

Q5 : Do you have any favorite place in Japan?

Ans. : I like the various temples in Kyoto a lot, but I've enjoyed living in Matsuyama the most.

Free message :

Be sure to travel around in Japan once you're here, there're a lot of good things to be discovered.

HJJ Work in Japan! Relay Talk #020"Josh Vergote"(U.S.A.)

Q1 : Why did you decide to come to Japan?

Ans. : My best friend came a year earlier and recommend a trip to visit him. When I got here I decided to stay.

Q2 : What was your biggest problem at first?

Ans. : I didn't speak Japanese at all!!

Q3 : What surprised you most about Japan?

Ans. : I was very surprised how mellow people are in crowded areas.

Q4 : What do you do in Japan now?

Ans. : I am a junior high school English teacher.

Q5 : Do you have any favorite place in Japan?

Ans. : My favorite place in Japan is Shibuya.

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I hope to learn Japanese and use it for the rest of my life.

HJJ Work in Japan! Relay Talk #019"Paul Washburn"(U.S.A.)

Q1 : Why did you decide to come to Japan?

Ans. : About five years ago, I came to Japan on a two-week vacation and truly enjoyed the experience. However, I wanted a more in depth look at Japan and her culture, so when I had an opportunity to come work here three years ago, I jumped on it and never looked back.

Q2 : What was your biggest problem at first?

Ans. : When I first got to Japan, everything seemed so different, that I was afraid to go out of my apartment. It took me a week to figure out how to use my washing machine! But as I slowly explored my neighborhood, then my town, then the neighboring cities, on my way back to my apartment one day, I found out that I was on my way "home."

Q3 : What surprised you most about Japan?

Ans. : Besides the toilets? At first, everything was strange to me. The food was quite amazing; although you can get many kinds of Western food here, there are all kinds of food that you would NEVER see back home. Also, as I lived here for a while, the Japanese ethic of dedication and pursuit of perfection really surprised me. I've never felt safer in my life, and am constantly amazed by the little things that you just wouldn't see back home.

Q4 : What do you do in Japan now?

Ans. : Now, I'm an elementary school teacher. I teach at four schools on a rotating schedule, and it's the best job I've ever had. Going to a school, especially an elementary school, I can see what values are instilled in the children. And not only that, I can have a big impact on them as well! I am often their first glimpse at foreign people and their cultures, and am a role model for them as well. All the kids love their class time with me, and I turn put my all into giving them the best lessons that I can. This job has truly changed my views on children, and has helped me open my horizons in ways no other job has.

Q5 : Do you have any favorite place in Japan?

Ans. : Picking one out of so many is hard. I love the fast pace life and excitement of Tokyo. I love ancient Kyoto with all its temples. I love the view from the top the top of Mt. Fuji, and watching the sunrise there. I love my playgrounds at my elementary schools at recess time and playing with my students there. All these places and more, make up what is "Japan" for me.

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Although I was into IT and telecom back in the States, after my experiences in Japan, I now want to go back and to get my teaching license. If you're new year, and having a bit of a hard time, hang in there! Networking out and making a tight group of friends will help more than you know; before long, they will be your new "family." Good luck, and cya around!

HJJ Work in Japan! Relay Talk #018"Patience"(Ghanaian)

Q1 : Why did you decide to come to Japan?

Ans. : I came to Japan to join my husband who is pursuing postgraduate studies in Japan.

Q2 : What was your biggest problem at first?

Ans. : Finding a job was my greatest problem because I could not speak the Japanese language.

Q3 : What surprised you most about Japan?

Ans. : Some aspects of Japanese culture such as, bowing when greeting and the removal of footwear prior to entering homes and some institutions.

Q4 : What do you do in Japan now?

Ans. : I am working as an Assistant Language Teacher (ALT) for W5 Staff Services at a junior high school.

Q5 : Do you have any favorite place in Japan?

Ans. : My favorite place is Misasa. It’s a small, quiet town with major tourist sites and a famous natural onsen. I would, someday like to visit Okinawa since I have read that the weather is similar to that of Ghana.

Free message :

Though language may be the first obstacle to a foreigner, there are always people who will help you out. Japanese people are so sincere, and provide selfless help to people they meet. The technology and way of life are just great.

HJJ Work in Japan! Relay Talk #017"David B. Ethredge"(American)

Q1 : Why did you decide to come to Japan?

Ans. : This is my 2nd time in Japan. The 1st time I came was when I was fresh out of college. At the time, I just wanted to travel, meet new people and learn some Japanese. After that I went back to Boston for 2 years. But I found that my life was more satisfying in Japan because it was more challenging and healthier for me. So I came back.

Q2 : What was your biggest problem at first?

Ans. : I'm kind of tall and I hit my head on everything. On trains. In castles and temples. Even in my own apartment. I should have brought a helmet.

Q3 : What surprised you most about Japan?

Ans. : I was surprised by the amount of English there is in advertising (albeit, sometimes used incorrectly). Compared to countries like China or Thailand, it’s all over the place!

Q4 : What do you do in Japan now?

Ans. : I have a few jobs now. The main one is teaching business English at Japanese corporations. I also have several private students. In addition, I am writing my own English text book.

Q5 : Do you have any favorite place in Japan?

Ans. : Kansai! I love the mixture of old and new and having 3 different cities (Osaka, Kobe and Kyoto) to go to whenever I like. The people here are also so friendly and funny. And the food is so much better here.

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There is something for everyone here if you take the time to find it.

HJJ Work in Japan! Relay Talk #016"Christpher"(American)

Q1 : Why did you decide to come to Japan?

Ans. : I always wanted to come to Japan.

Q2 : What was your biggest problem at first?

Ans. : Everything was new to me, because everything was huge. The language of course....I knew Japanese when I came to Japan, but I was very scared to use it.

Q3 : What surprised you most about Japan?

Ans. : It was the preservation of history.

Q4 : What do you do in Japan now?

Ans. : I‘m working as an ALT at JH and ES in Kawagoe city, Saitama pref. for W5.

Q5 : Do you have any favorite place in Japan?

Ans. : Yes of course...I like Asakusa because it is pretty. I also like Shinjuku and Kamakura.

Free message :

Never give up on your dream!!! By Chris.

HJJ Work in Japan! Relay Talk #015"Jennifer"(United States)

Q1 : Why did you decide to come to Japan?

Ans. : Such is a VERY long story... ;) Alright, I actually first came here just last year as an university exchange student. I came because of my life-long interest in traditional Japanese culture/history and my college-years interest in anime/manga. I decided to stay because of the fact this is the first place I ever felt I wanted to call home and the people. :)

Q2 : What was your biggest problem at first?

Ans. : What is STILL my biggest problem- LANGUAGE! I have been studying Japanese for over three years now and, well.... it's not pretty! >_< Hardest for me is listening, though- reading and writing aren't too bad. But I cannot give it up. I know if I keep trying, I will get it eventually.

Q3 : What surprised you most about Japan?

Ans. : Heehee, actually it is the little things that always catch me off guard- not the big things like language and cultural etiquette. No, it is things like: “Why are there vending machines EVERYWHERE?!” Even on mountain tops!” and “Why do people always line-up for the train? Where I came from, everyone just tries to get on all at the same time!” ;) Not as much of a surprise, but more of a calming reassurance is how much Japanese people are just like people everywhere else when it comes down to it. The stereotypes simply aren't true.!

Q4 : What do you do in Japan now?

Ans. : Right now, I am working as an Assistant Language Teacher (ALT) in Hyogo-ken. My current – and first!- position is at a junior-high school and I love it! Not that it is always easy; sometimes the kids are nuts and I want to help everyone at the school more. (The teachers work sooo hard for their students. I wished I realized THAT when I was a student....) But overall, it's a wonderful job- everyone is so nice and I learn more everyday about REAL Japan!

Q5 : Do you have any favorite place in Japan?

Ans. : Of course! I'd say that Kobe is right up there- the combination of the mountains and the ocean is just breath-taking and Kobe is a lovely, interesting city. But I also adore Hiroshima- not just because of it's vital historical significance- it also has a current bright environment.

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Hmm.... well, if anyone knows of how I can become involved with the Japanese entertainment field (television, music, and movies), please let me know! I was on “Sanma's Super Karakuri TV” last year and would love to have such opportunites again. Music would also be great since Japanese Popular is my absolute favorite. Especially KinKi Kids and Tackey & Tsubasa! ;D

HJJ Work in Japan! Relay Talk #014"Emilyn"(Philippines)

Q1 : Why did you decide to come to Japan?

Ans. : I want to be with my love forever....and be happy with the rest of my life...

Q2 : What was your biggest problem at first?

Ans. : The language of course....its very difficult...i couldnt able to communicate with other Japanese because i cant speak nihonggo...it was really my big problem. I should have learned nihonggo when i was in my country. I learned my lesson...Communication is important!

Q3 : What surprised you most about Japan?

Ans. : The fashion..I think Japanese people are one of the world's most well dressed people. Young and old. Their fashion taste is very unique..

Q4 : What do you do in Japan now?

Ans. : Im working as an assistant english teacher at junior high in Takatsuki for W5.

Q5 : Do you have any favorite place in Japan?

Ans. : Yes of course...I like Kyoto...I like historical places...I often go there whenever im exhausted and tired, the place makes me relax.

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Hello everyone...I'm wishing you a Merry Merry Christmas and Prosperous New Year...I hope you will have a bunch of love, happiness, money, and luck for this coming year. Remember, God loves us.

HJJ Work in Japan! Relay Talk #013 "Louis Lafleur"(Canadian)

Q1 : Why did you decide to come to Japan?

Ans. : The timing was just right. I had finished my bachelor’s degree. I really wanted to discover Japan for myself. My wife was in her early months of pregnancy and basically it was now, much later or maybe never. But all the arrows were pointing in Japan’s direction.

Q2 : What was your biggest problem at first?

Ans. : I wanted to get settled in as much as possible before the baby’s arrival. Such as unpacking and organizing everything, do my best in finding/picking a job and learn more about the language and culture.

Q3 : What surprised you most about Japan?

Ans. : The Japanese people. Back home, I knew people who really give their all in their work. But in Japan, this seems to be true for almost everyone. I am deeply impressed by the teachers at my school. Not only inside the classroom, but in the numerous hours they give to organize all the extra activities for the students. To tell the truth, I really envy their talent.

Q4 : What do you do in Japan now?

Ans. : I teach English as an assistant language teacher at a junior high school for W5 Staff Services and change many diapers.

Q5 : Do you have any favorite place in Japan?

Ans. : It definitely would have to be my wife’s hometown which is Takatsuki. I really enjoy taking walks with my family and discovering my surroundings. I also hope to do some more traveling within the country.

Free message :

Enjoy life. Sleep hard, work hard, eat your vegetables and have fun.

HJJ Work in Japan! Relay Talk #012 "Tim Wilson"(England)

Q1 : Why did you decide to come to Japan?

Ans. : I came to japan as I have a Japanese girlfriend, started seeing each other at my university in England, then I decided to follow her back to Japan once I finished my studies.

Q2 : What was your biggest problem at first?

Ans. : Finding a job! - As I had no job experience in teaching, or had no Japanese speaking skills - I found it hard to start off... But then I started meeting lots of friendly people who helped me a lot.

Q3 : What surprised you most about Japan?

Ans. : At first, it was Takoyaki. Round balls of octopus? I'd never have eaten that back home! ... very unusual taste at first- now I like it though :-) ... oh and Yakitori!!

Q4 : What do you do in Japan now?

Ans. : Currently I'm working around Primary schools in the Handa area. In my spare time, I'm pursuing music in the form of a taiko group, punk band and also an experimental group. I also love to spear fish in the sea :-)

Q5 : Do you have any favorite place in Japan?

Ans. : Theres many places I like, Mr donuts is a front-runner ;) But otherwise I enjoy Kyoto and Okinawa... and anywhere that has fine food ;-)

Free message :

Coming to live in such a different country to my own is one of the most fun and interesting things I've done... I'd recommend it to anyone- even if you dont know the language!

HJJ Work in Japan! Relay Talk #011 "Nadine Grassmuck"(Germany)

Q1 : Why did you decide to come to Japan?

Ans. : I was interested in the culture and the language so I decided to give it a try.

Q2 : What was your biggest problem at first?

Ans. : The language of course and to remember all the Japanese manners as these two things are probably the most different from European countries.

Q3 : What surprised you most about Japan?

Ans. : That people always have a friendly smile for you and help you out.

Q4 : What do you do in Japan now?

Ans. : I have worked for W5 last year and it was a great time. At the moment I am a College Student and I do not work anymore.
I devote nearly all my time to try to memorize the Kanji needed for class and grammar studies.
But I really enjoy studying Japanese.

Ans. : I have worked for W5 last year and it was a great time. At the moment I am a College Student and I do not work anymore. I devote nearly all my time to try to memorize the Kanji needed for class and grammar studies. But I really enjoy studying Japanese.

Q5 : Do you have any favorite place in Japan?

Ans. : There are many nice places in Japan and all have their own charms like Okinawa, Kyoto or Tokyo or even a small town like Mino.
They are all very different but all very very nice places.

HJJ Work in Japan! Relay Talk #010 "Dana Margalit"(U.K.-England-)

Q1 : Why did you decide to come to Japan?

Ans. : Because I wanted to teach English and to get to know the Japanese culture.

Q2 : What was your biggest problem at first?

Ans. : I couldn't speak any Japanese!

Q3 : What surprised you most about Japan?

Ans. : How tasty the food is…

Q4 : What do you do in Japan now?

Ans. : Now I teach English. I hope to study more Japanese.

Q5 : Do you have any favorite place in Japan?

Ans. : I really like the local parts where you can find lots of fields.

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Anything is possible with good intention!

HJJ Work in Japan! Relay Talk #009 "Amanda Ryall"(Australia)

Q1 : Why did you decide to come to Japan?

Ans : My father was in the Australian Airforce in the 1950's and was based in Japan. I was fascinated with his stories and experiences here. As a university student in Australia, I studied Japanese language and made some nice Japanese friends. I came here to study and learn more about Japan. I also loved Japanese 'anime' as a child.

Q2 : What was your biggest problem at first?

Ans : When I first came here in 1991, there were few signs & announcements in English. It forced me to study harder which was a good thing. I had also never taken trains or subways, even in my home country. I once missed my stop and was late for an interview. However, I was really touched when complete strangers helped me. Once, I went to Nara by mistake. A kind man drove me to his family's house in Nara, introduced me to everyone (including the baby), gave me something to eat and drove me home!

Q3 : What surprised you most about Japan?

Ans : I was surprised how expensive a one-room apartment was in Osaka. Having a monthly salary forced me to budget carefully or I would quickly run out of money! My husband and I are now living in a rural area and our lifestyle is more comfortable and healthy.

Q4 : What do you do in Japan now?

Ans. : I'm contracted as a full-time Assistant Language Teacher (ALT) by W5 to the Board of Education in Matsusaka city, Mie prefecture. I teach English to junior high school students in the remote countryside. Working as an ALT has been most rewarding. It allows me to use my Japanese and experience things that I could never do in the city schools - one of my schools has it's own green tea farm!

Q5 : Do you have any favorite place in Japan?

Ans. : I really love going to the rotenburo (outdoor hotspring), especially in autumn and winter. There's nothing like it when the snow is falling and sipping on hot sake!

Free message :

I've worked in Japan for 11 years, and I'm most satisfied working for W5. The W5 staff have supported us in everyway possible, for which we are very grateful. We hope to stay in Japan until we retire.

HJJ Work in Japan! Relay Talk #008 "Melissa"(Philippines)

Q1 : Why did you decide to come to Japan?

Ans :I want to study their culture and see beautiful places.

Q2 : What was your biggest problem at first?

Ans : The language barrier, plus the kanji, katakana, and hiragana.

Q3 : What surprised you most about Japan?

It's really amazing how they show respect to each other.

Q4 : What do you do in Japan now?

Ans. : I’m an English teacher.

Q5 : Do you have any favorite place in Japan?

Ans. : Nagoya, because everything are in one place.

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Explore JAPAN!

HJJ Work in Japan! Relay Talk #007 "Senthil Kumar "(India)

Q1 : Why did you decide to come to Japan?

Ans : I came to Japan for making money because Japan is the 2nd largest economy in the world.

Q2 : What was your biggest problem at first?

Ans : At first i arrived in December so climate was too cold compared to my country thats is the big problem for me in the begining.

Q3 : What surprised you most about Japan?

Ans : - Rich culture
- People are very polite, helpful and courteous
- Very clean and organized.
- Hard work is always respected.

Q4 : What do you do in Japan now?

Ans. : My job is placing excellent Indian IT engineers to Japanese companies.W5 is one of my client.
www.ram-itech.com

Q5 : Do you have any favorite place in Japan?

Ans. : Famous Mountain Resort KAMIKOCHI.

Free message :

Infra Structure here in Japan is very good compared to other countries.For business in Japan takes more time to settle you need patience doing business in Japan.

HJJ Work in Japan! Relay Talk #006 "KIM SERA "(China)

Q1 : Why did you decide to come to Japan?

Ans : I started 4-year university degree after taking Japanese language lessons for a year. I’m an interior design major.

Q2 : What was your biggest problem at first?

Ans : It was quite difficult not to be able to communicate with people in Japanese. Although my brother was here two years before me, so it was all right.

Q3 : What surprised you most about Japan?

Ans : I was surprised that the taxi doors open and shut automatically.
I was also surprised that there were so many festivals.

Q4 : What do you do in Japan now?

Ans. : While taking classes, I work as a waitress at an Izakaya bar.

Q5 : Do you have any favorite place in Japan?

Ans. : I love Kyoto since it has everything like hot ONSEN, shrines JINJYA, cherry blossom viewing party HANAMI, and maple leaf gathering MOMIJI-GARI.

Free message :

I’d like to work in the interior design filed in Japan after graduating from university.

HJJ Work in Japan! Relay Talk #005 "OU CHUU SHUU"(China)

Q1 : Why did you decide to come to Japan?

Ans. : It might safe to say that all foreign language majors want to experience the different life and culture of the target language.
My major is English, and I came to Japan not by mistake but by chance.　
My friend who was studying in Japan gave me the chance of studying in Japan.

Q2 : What was your biggest problem at first?

Ans. : It is almost universally true that the biggest problem for those going abroad is language.
I learned some Japanese as the second foreign language at university, but I found that what I learned from textbook is totally different from that people are using in their daily life.

Q3 : What surprised you most about Japan?

Ans. : The most astonishing thing I found at the point I arrived Japan was the high price of daily merchandise.

Q4 : What do you do in Japan now?

Ans. : After graduation, I decided to work in Japan for a while and then was employed by a personnel-service company.
My job is to introduce the foreign students who want to work in Japan to Japanese companies.

Q5 : Do you have any favorite place in Japan?

Ans. : I like the clean environment around, tree-covered blue mountains and unpolluted rivers.

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It is wonderful to do the job you want to do and the job from which you can find you own value; it is a coincidence to do the job that helps people and to help by natural intent; It is my promise that I will try my best to help if you come to me, to my company.
www.satela-net.com

HJJ Work in Japan! Relay Talk #004 "YU YIN YIN"(ChangChun, China)

Q1 : Why did you decide to come to Japan?

Because I can learn advanced knowledge in Japan.

Q2 : What was your biggest problem at first?

Ans. : Language barriers, Not able to communicate with people around.

Q3 : What surprised you most about Japan?

Ans. : Japanese motorcycle freaks(BOU SOU ZOKU)

Q4 : What do you do in Japan now?

Ans. : Interpreting and translating

Q5 : Do you have any favorite place in Japan?

Ans. : Hot spring, after the end of work, so I can fully relax

Free message :

Truly,Japan is a very good country,You can feel free atmosphere.There is a freedom of expression,and good food. Also you can buy anything you want. It is easy to enjoys your life here.If you visit here, definitely you'll also fall in love with Japan, just like I did.

HJJ Work in Japan! Relay Talk #003 "Marco Moons"

Q1 : Why did you decide to come to Japan?

When I was in kindergarden, I met a Japanese girl. I couldn't stop thinking about her. I often asked my mother how she was doing. A friend of my mother's kept writing letters to her family.
I really liked her. I wanted to marry her, when I was a child.That's how I got interested in Japan. I wanted to go to Japan to somehow get to know her and her country. Maybe, I hoped to meet her someday. So, I finished a program about Japanese language and Japanese society, politics, law and economics.
Part of that program was to do a traineeship at a Japanese company. Since, I am a translator I could do a traineeship at a Japanese translation agency: W5 STAFF SERVICES. I really liked my job at W5. At W5 I met a girl when I had to give a talk about Belgium at the office.
She was the most beautiful woman I had ever seen. I really wanted to get to know her. She was not only the most beautiful woman I had ever seen, but she also has a beautiful and strong character. I wanted to marry her in the future. So, I tried to extend my stay at the Japanese host family's house I was staying:
I also could extend my 3-month-traineeship at the office for another 19 months. So, I was in Japan for about 22 months.
I went back to Belgium. I wasn't feeling very well and I tought I couldn't go back to Japan for a long time.
Eight years later, I returned to Japan, because I was feeling ok again.

Q2 : What was your biggest problem at first?

Ans. : I didn't have any problem at first, but later on the biggest problem for me was that, in some ways, Japanese people behave a little different from Belgian people. In general, Japanese people seem to sniff and cough more often than Belgian people do.

Q3 : What surprised you most about Japan?

In some ways, Japanese people behave a little different from Belgian people. See above

Q4 : What do you do in Japan now?

Ans. : I came back to visit my ex-girlfriend Mie-san one more time, the office I worked at and my host family.

Q5 : Do you have any favorite place in Japan?

Ans. : Komaki-shi and Nagoya.

Free message :

I hope I can continue working at W5, and live in Japan the rest of my life.

HJJ Work in Japan! Relay Talk #001 "Mani Saravanan"(Tamilnadu, India)

Q1 : Why did you decide to come to Japan?

Ans. : for working

Q2 : What was the problem

Ans. : Japanese language

Q3 : What surprised you most about Japan?

Ans. : Japanese people’s sincerity, hard work, responsibility, culture and music.

Q4 : What do you do in Japan now?

Ans. : Working as a s/w engineer in w5ss.

Q5 : Do you have any favorite place in Japan?

Ans. : Japanese food, fishing place, park, shopping, architecture of city, building, house, river bridge and Road-bridge that everything is very nice.

Free message :

Hi People that you never get this much response any where in the world. Once, if you visit the Japan then you never go back to your hometown.

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