I used to feel wholly indifferent about Japan until I visited

but why? it's fucking hot, with rice fields everywhere and with weird japs and shit

i kid you not when i was there a 10 y.o. girl peeped at me taking a shower

Like the old adage goes, Japan is a great place to visit but a bad place to work in. You'll be working your skin off for pennies and with no chance to advance before useless grandpas because of seniority. You could be making 5 times more in the States.

1. The travel/tourism experience is very different from day-to-day live in a foreign country. When you are visiting as a tourist you are in vacation mode and this can color your perception of the country.

2. Japanese work-life balance and working hours are awful and not really on par with most European standards.

3. Try applying for a PhD program at a Japanese university preferrably with a scholarship.. Before moving permanently at least try to live there for a limited time.

>>78376438
>no white people
>no black people
>no Abrahamic religons
>clean as h*ck
>people are respectful and disciplined

>>78376483
I could apply for a PhD program but I am very tired of academics tbf.

It seems like no one is happy there.

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>>78376391
I once met a French guy working for a French bank in Tokyo.
He majored atomic physics but he was in charge of risk management.
Have you ever considered a career in finance?ABN Amro and ING have quite big presence in Tokyo.

>>78376391
You can flee to the ends of the earth, but you can never escape from yourself.

>>78376391
>I have a passive income of about €50k
Renting out?

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>>78376391
You want nihona girr, dirty gidzina?
Too bad, here camicadze!
fuck you!