Moving to Japan confirmed
Got the job I went to Japan for. So I guess I'll be moving to Japan in a couple of months(unless my visa gets declined for some reason).
Took a few pictures while I was in Tokyo.
The room I stayed in, with my junks scattered all over.
Looking outside from the hotel window.
Lost Odyssey poster. It's surprising how badly it was sold, considering how big its posters are.
True tears and shigofumi. Loves true tears, not sure about shigofumi.
Reading materials on the plane.
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wow. great pics. you should start a blog now instead of fansubbing.
Well congratulation on the job and hopefully the moving as well! XD damn I wish I could go to Japan... Well got to keep practicing my Japanese sentence structures and try to memorize all the kanji and I hope to go to Japna in the futureXP Well thx for showing me those pictures they have helped me get motivated in my studies. Also, what job are you doing in Japan? Sorry for taking up this much time to type this message down.
@Justin: it's a programmer position.
@luperry: Programming hmmm.... Is programming in Japan in high demand? If so damn I should have went with computer programming instead of engineering. Well it's ok I do like build machines and maybe one day A Gundam lol
@Justin: I think programmer/IT jobs are easy to find pretty much anywhere. IT professionals who speak fluent English is especially in high demand in financial institutions in Japan.
@luperry: I hope game design jobs are in high demand, since that's what I'm studying at college, and then uni, also i like the look of your reading material. XD
yeah. the subject says it all. lol. i have a grandma in japan. she'll give you food if you're ever hungry if you say you're my friend. lol
Hrm... fluent english programmers in demand? Sweet, I've been looking for a job in the wrong country! *dusts off his Japanese books and his under-used diploma* If you see any more, let me know! Need a roomie? xD
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Good luck and the the Anime be with you!!! You going into the Sin Anime the town that has anime on 43 hours a day. I hope you can take the job and responable to come with it.
ALso dont forget to torrent music now we will misses you!!!
Cool pictures. Looks like Japan wants everyone to get the feel that you are living 10 years ahead of time in that country.
o.o I think i speak for a lot of people when i say... I AM SO JELAOUS! O_O
I'm skeith! the greatest of all bosses on .hack! The best phase of them all!
I'm 23 and have been working in IT since I was 19... Fluent in English haha, but not Japanese unfortunately... What I would give to work and live in Japan.... I do hope all goes as well if not better than you could expect it to...
Don't forget about us dreamers who see you living our dream. ;)
Man I don't know you personally but I do sometimes visit your blog and I just wanted to say I'm really happy about your news. I hope I can find a job and move to Japan too. Gambatte kudasai Lu-dono!!!
so i take it that ur jappanese is good lol? i'm happy for ya man, u get to live the dream that all of us want to be in :D how long of a flight was it?
You've got the job! Congratulations!
BWT great photos. They are so live...
ive been planning to move to japan when i graduate in like a year anyways i would like to know how it is anyways ya well i hope i get a chance out of high school. email me if you get the chance. would you know if a person from canada can go to school i japan (i dont like the somewhat idiotic courses avaliable to engineers.
It's a shame you've written nothing about yourself on the FAQ page, I'd love to learn more. But then again, it's better to ask you directly
@Anonymous: well... that's because no one asked, so it's not really a "frequently asked question".
Ganbare yo Lu-dono! I can meet you! My girlfriend lives in Yokohama which is about a half hour train ride from tokyo. I moved down here and learned Japanese before hand, I speak it quite fluently but am I ever happy to be able to speak fluent english with great confidence, the respect I get for speaking this mut language is astonishing! The people in Japan are so admirable. I currently work as a programmer as well, working mostly with the .net framework and C# for a financial institute. We should perhaps meet one time, have some Sushi and sake? You do drink right? It will be fun. Good to see a familiar face from time to time :)
Send me an email, don't use my japanese one, send it to saif.aldin@hotmail.com