Japanese Vocational Schools: Studying in Shikoku
Japanese Vocational Schools: Studying in Shikoku : Although not as popular as Tokyo or Kansai, Shikoku is one of those rare gems that will surprise its travelers in the best…
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Japanese Vocational Schools: Studying in Kansai : Considered to be one of the many popular tourist destinations in Japan, Kansai is a wonderful mixture of both old and new. It…
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Japanese Vocational Schools: Studying in Kyushu : Why yes, you can definitely study and sight-see at the same time! Why not study where Japan’s most active volcano AND UNESCO’s World…
Continue readingJapanese Vocational Schools: Studying in Hokkaido
Japanese Vocational Schools: Studying in Hokkaido : Studying doesn’t always have to be a stressful thing. What better way to study in a place where you can take the edge…
Continue readingJapanese Vocational Schools: Studying in the Tohoku Area
Japanese Vocational Schools: Studying in the Tohoku Area : If you are the type who prefers a quieter and more cultural experience when studying, settling down in the Tohoku Area…
Continue readingJapanese Vocational Schools: Studying in Osaka
Japanese Vocational Schools: Studying in Osaka : Vocational schools are great for people who want to properly learn a skill but would prefer to do it in a shorter amount…
Continue readingJapanese Vocational Schools: The Kanto Area
Japanese Vocational Schools: The Kanto Area : This area includes Tokyo and 6 other prefectures so you know your Japan experience will be complete if you decide to settle within…
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Japanese Vocational Schools: Studying in Tokyo : Most people who go to Japan have the dream of working and living in Tokyo. What better place to hone your skills than…
Continue readingUse and Meaning of Shouganai(しょうがない) in Japanese
Use and Meaning of Shouganai(しょうがない) in Japanese : Sometimes there are phrases in Japanese that are pretty easy to translate into English, but might be used differently from their literal…
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