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Oh my god. And I thought 243 was a lot.

How the fuck did you guys coordinate all at the same time!? What the fuck??

That sounds exciting.

Fine and lewd, how about you?

Nyaa nyaa~

Yep. I came back on May 4th. Been a crazy couple weeks. I'm currently trying to get a job at a restaurant here; already had an interview at Matsuya, which will be great if I get a 'yes' call, but if not, I'll just try at ガスト or something next.

Sounds fun. I definitely want to visit Seoul in the near future, especially with my ongoing Korean studies now. I wonder how different it is compared to Japan since the two are pretty different cultures, or at least that's how it seems based on K-Dramas I've watched.

This is probably the latest reply ever. Sorry about that!

Sorry about the super late reply. Got my visa stuff all worked out, then disappeared for a few days after.

I'll be doing part-time work at first (probably something easily available like an English tutor or a server at a pub or something of the sort) and then transitioning into a full-time career afterwards, ideally as a business translator/interpreter for a Japanese company. That's why I'm all signed up to take the JLPT N1 test in a month.

Did you ever live in South Korea, or visit there a lot due to family? I'm interested in traveling there for a few weeks some time this year or next.

What are you studying at grad school?

Add me on discord A$APCyrus#0578

Also I've been good, just going though adulthood and finding out what I want to do with life. You know the normal. How about you?

wow you are alive

Lived in Japan for a year and a half, and going back in a month for another year on a working holiday visa. I started learning Korean recently as well, but it will probably take a year or two before I feel comfortable speaking it at all.

What about you?

I wish I had Western citizenship like a certain pleb though, lol.

It's fine. I have like no pride in being Canadian, anyway!
Tuition costs I pay directly to my university (so no exchange rates), but living costs are all going to be in yen. I may look for a part-time job when I'm there-- even 12 hours a week would make me like 50k yen per month ($646 CAD), and that would make life significantly easier. And then there's my two-month break where I could go up to 30hrs/week.
I decided to study abroad instead of transferring to UBC. Can't transfer exchange student credits, so I'd be behind another year, plus it would cost far more money when I just want to graduate as fast and with as little debt as possible.

Why would you renounce your Korean citizenship? Seems like a nicer place than any western country, honestly.
And hey, at least you're majoring in something useful unlike me.