Posted by Colin

How much time have you spent in Japan???? I can guarantee that they aren't as bad to foreigners as you claim, clueless as to where you even got that idea from. They are pretty friendly people.

You can go do a quick Google search and read multiple blogs about people who've traveled there and loved it and the people there as well.

For every website out there touting how wonderful it is, there are plenty of others who do not agree.

Spoiler

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethnic_issues_in_Japan

http://opinion.yamanotestyle.com/home/racism-in-japan

http://www.cracked.com/article_20118...-japan_p2.html

http://kotaku.com/5484581/japan-its-not-funny-anymore

They are hospitable, sure, but they are more subtle about the things that get on their nerves, and their culture reinforces politeness so they don't often get in your face about it or anything. But it's still there, just like it is in any other country.

Posted by Colin

The language isn't "very difficult" either, most people just make that assumption because it's their first time seeing a language style like that. It's exactly like learning another language, start from the bottom with the beginner stuff and keep slowly advancing and it's very easy to understand.

People saying it's difficult would most likely struggle with learning other languages as well, some people are just good with this sort of stuff and others aren't.

What did I just say?

Posted by Draenin

after you learn all the basic stuff, it all just becomes learning vocabulary words

Posted by Draenin

Most high school students in Japan know about 10,000 different characters on average.

(Fun fact: I was wrong about that figure. 2,000 Kanji and 10,000 words is about how much students know by their last year of university studies. However, there is no definitive amount of Kanji out there.)

Believe it or not, in literally any language, a wide range of vocabulary words still takes a long time to learn. You can say stuff like, "Oh, well some people just get it and some don't," but the fact of the matter is that their language also involves a multitude of different symbols tied to words and ideas instead of just a basic alphabet like most other countries use, and that adds complexity to the process of learning. Hiragana and Katakana are easy to learn, but when you get into Kanji, it's a lot of hardcore memorization.

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Posted by HON3Y BADG3R

What bores you? The people? The government? The weather? Also you say you want to move when you get a job. What field of work do you want to enter?

I can't explain because where I live is complicated
You need to be from where im from to understand why I want to leave.
weather is fine no natural disasters
Government is ok
for now unless the seperatists win and seperate quebec from canada
but im not planning on leaving because of the politics

Im looking to go in the field that gets good money
Still exploring, I do like Criminal law though

Posted by Colin

How much time have you spent in Japan???? I can guarantee that they aren't as bad to foreigners as you claim, clueless as to where you even got that idea from. They are pretty friendly people.
You can go do a quick Google search and read multiple blogs about people who've traveled there and loved it and the people there as well.

The language isn't "very difficult" either, most people just make that assumption because it's their first time seeing a language style like that. It's exactly like learning another language, start from the bottom with the beginner stuff and keep slowly advancing and it's very easy to understand.

People saying it's difficult would most likely struggle with learning other languages as well, some people are just good with this sort of stuff and others aren't.

Japan has a rich culture and all but they have A lot
of problems which is why I hate weaboos, they don't know what they are talking about.

Japan has a high suicide rate, you are overworked, you will have no time for any sort of relationships which is why virtual relationships are very popular, it the only thing that can satisfy without taking too much time.
im not making this stuff up .  

Posted by Sardon

Japan has a rich culture and all but they have A lot
of problems which is why I hate weaboos, they don't know what they are talking about.

Japan has a high suicide rate, you are overworked, you will have no time for any sort of relationships which is why virtual relationships are very popular, it the only thing that can satisfy without taking too much time.
im not making this stuff up .

Inferring everyone in Japan is a rich, suicidal weaboo...

Yeah you really wouldn't fit in there.

I guess you can cross America off your list if you think everyone here is a gun-hoarding neonazi.

England? Nah, too much tea.

France? Nah, too much France.

You're really not cut out for seeing the world with this kind of stereotypical attitude.  

Posted by 5hift

Inferring everyone in Japan is a rich, suicidal weaboo...

Yeah you really wouldn't fit in there.

I guess you can cross America off your list if you think everyone here is a gun-hoarding neonazi.

England? Nah, too much tea.

France? Nah, too much France.

You're really not cut out for seeing the world with this kind of stereotypical attitude.

Stereotypical
If I had that attitude I would tell you that their were ninjas and samurais roaming around and everyone is watching anime 24/7.

Japan is a country that has a couple issues one must take into concideration
I have heard from people who have lived in japan for a long time that their is a high suicide rate
maybe you should look it up before you critisize me for being " stereotypical."

When did I mention that everyone was rich?
I dont think that was in any of my posts  

Lmao, you listed weaboos as one of "Japan's problems".

Clearly you yourself don't know what stereotypes are.

You wanna narrow down the list of countries you'd like to move to by the number of "issues" they have?

Stay home kiddo.  

Posted by 5hift

Lmao, you listed weaboos as one of "Japan's problems".

Clearly you yourself don't know what stereotypes are.

You wanna narrow down the list of countries you'd like to move to by the number of "issues" they have?

Stay home kiddo.

2nd paragraph is where I wrote its problems
anything related to weaboos was not related to japans problems
Its more of a pandemic if you ask me.

I just wanted to point out the cons so colin does not have his hopes too high
im sure he will like it there.


how else do you narrow your list down?
Every place has issues and you should be aware of it so you know what to expect

For example:
Montreal is a beautiful city thats rich in the arts though it has bad roads, they can be very bumpy, its not that comfortable to drive around.  

Lmfao, you're more of an idiot than I though.

Whatever, good luck finding a country without problems to live in.

I do hope you realize part of moving to another country is adapting to how things work there and no being a total ***** about it.  

Every country has its problems, America has gun crime left right and center, England has alot of ignorant people and has less and less actual English living in it and so on.

You should rethink moving mate, with your atrocious attitude.  

Posted by BæwX

Every country has its problems, America has gun crime left right and center, England has alot of ignorant people and has less and less actual English living in it and so on.

You should rethink moving mate, with your atrocious attitude.

I was just stating the cons
Does not mean I think japan is a bad place to live in
I actualy do have that on my list of places I should move to  

Posted by Sardon

I was just stating the cons
Does not mean I think japan is a bad place to live in
I actualy do have that on my list of places I should move to

Lol.

Just lol.  

how can you complain that japanese people are weeaboos, that's literally just their culture

plus, does Japan having a high suicide rate even effect you? it's not like you're going there to slave away in the factories, which is what would most-likely cause that higher suicide rate  

Posted by Nabu Lapse

how can you complain that japanese people are weeaboos, that's literally just their culture

plus, does Japan having a high suicide rate even effect you? it's not like you're going there to slave away in the factories, which is what would most-likely cause that higher suicide rate

im going to start making bigger spaces for paragraphs so people dont get mixed up
I did not complain abiut japanese people being weaboos
I was posting that weaboos over fantasize japan and I wanted to state it has some cons.
Their are multiple reasons for the high suicide rate but Depending on your job, environment/location and the type of people you will frequently strike conversation with it may effect you in one way or another.  

Posted by Colin

P.S I am not into all that anime stuff really and media like shows/game isn't what influenced my decision

The icing on the cake is the fact the science program there is very good and it has amazing job opportunities for people who can speak both English and Japanese.

I've done my research don't worry, I'm not moving to fulfill any sort of fantasy.

also to the dude saying it's extremely difficult to learn the language because of how much there is to it, it's really really easy once you already know the core of the language and it's all just memorization like any other language  

Sinobuel, Mexico  

Posted by Colin

I've done my research don't worry, I'm not moving to fulfill any sort of fantasy.

also to the dude saying it's extremely difficult to learn the language because of how much there is to it, it's really really easy once you already know the core of the language and it's all just memorization like any other language

Good luck learning it