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How does one retire in Japan if you’re not a citizen? If I attend and complete Japanese language school after a year, will I be able to get a long term visa ?

How much is the tuition at the language learning school?

Were there any shamans?

Is it for free or do I have to pay for an entrance fee? Thanks!

Thanks for showing all of this. Feel like it shows so much more than you see on guide websites ❤ definitely want to go here. Seems to me like the Kyushu complement of Nyuto Onsen 😊

Loved the video and the area!Hope to visit 1 day❤

You say you have plenty of free time but I’m curious what money do you live from whilst going to language school - do you work somehow too?

Managed to grab a set while at PC and THANK GOD your video exists

May I know where did you book the pufferfish nursery tour and lunch?

THIS is the video I was looking for!!! Wow!! Soooo much valuable information and so thorough!! Like you explained this so thoroughly that I could almost picture the steps you took when you described your experience!!! Thank you so much for this! VERY underrated video and I hope it gets more attention soon. Definitely following. You’re very good at explaining things. And congratulations on passing your N3 and N2!! I know it was 1+ years ago but still! Yay you!! You’re living the dream! I’m just worried about finances. Like I wonder about how people are able to just quit their job and move to Japan on a student visa. I figure they must have saved 20K or so or are working remotely maybe? That’s the only thing I wish I knew, was how people do this financially for day to day expenses. But seriously, thank you so much for this invaluable information! ❤

Aside from cost of japanese school, how much were the monthly expense living in japan? (If not spending extra)

can i study in japanese language school in japan if i never learn any japanese language experience in my home country? or do i need to have a 150hr requirement?

Im going there soon...thanks for the video . 😘

Love it you visited my home. I used to live there and miss it every day. Where did you go for your burger? Sasebo Burger - The official standards for a Sasebo Burger, according to Sasebo Tourism Office’s Hideo Miyachi, are a homemade cooked-to-order patty served on a bun with as many local products (like tomatoes and lettuce) as possible. On average, Sasebo Burgers are 4.7 inches tall, and most city-certified burger shops have their own unique twist on the iconic sandwich.

Wow that's so awesome! That bike path really is beautiful! I actually just rode along that same bike path last month back when I was living in the area before seeing this video.

I know this is an older video, but did your language school do a placement test? Would more advanced learners looking to pass JLPT N1 benefit from the language school that you attended? Thank you for the very informative video!

Hi is it possible to visit Furuzamami beach from Naha on a day trip in November?

I really wsnt to make these! Thanks for showing me how

I was told that if the weather is bad and the ferry can't sail, you and your family will be stuck at the island and will likely be spending the night there. That would screw up your plans if you had already booked a hotel stay in Naha. Good luck.

Wow! Love your video! Thanks for a lot of information, and did you stay in August? Luckily you had so nice weather. I wonder if the end of October is too cold to go inside water? Would u or ur friend know about this?

Hi your video makes me wanna go back to the saddle again! Would you know a place where I could rent a bicycle or an ebike in Itoshima?

I was so delighted to see you walk past Sankakuya! I'm always looking for craft and fabric stores when I'm in Japan, and had Googled those in Fukuoka in preparation for my trip next year. Many thanks!

Awesome adventures. Thanks for the travel guide.

Solo and minimalist camping adventure. Love the camping gear's demonstrated. The axe is probably the heaviest investment at 15.50. Keep sharing.

Super fun! Thanks for sharing 🏕️

That looked very peaceful and relaxing 😊 the meals looked very delicious aswell, if I went camping I would do some fishing, meditate and take in the beauty of my surroundings 😁 looking forward to where your journey takes us next 👋

Beautiful video. I enjoyed every minute.

I enjoyed the excellent food (that steak looked tasty) and the sounds of smacking of delight....what a feast! The axe and knife do need to be sharpened. Beautiful mountains and trees your artistic views are top notch....thank you for taking us along.

Just curious what your path was after graduating, did you stay in Japan with a job? What was the process?

Was it good? If so, would you provide the store name? 😅

Do you have any specific store for stationary that you can recommend?

Loving this vlog 🙌🏻 all this information is so helpful, thanks a lot 🫶🏻

I am going to visit for 4 weeks in fall and I am so stoked that I get some preview and insights from a daily and not touristic pov beforehand 🤩 great vlog style 🫶🏻

You did such a good job in documenting and the photos are damn well. Thanks for the information, I am excited to walk the path in fall this year :)

You did a great job in summarizing your experience and the work involved in getting into a language school! I know it can depend on the program/school but what did your costs look like? This is your first video that I have watched so I don't know if you made any financial breakdown videos. If you did, I'll try to find it. If you didn't, could you consider making a video? I understand that the costs involved may be too much to explain in a reply comment. ありがとうございます！

Have liked your stuff for awhile, it helped me get a little acquainted with my dad's hometown before I got the chance to go there last year. Thank you for your hard work.

I like this style of video!

More yatai would be cool to see

Wow, what a great video! I can't thank you enough, this gave me more information than I expected. Although I think I can't move to Japan right away, 3 months of language school should give me proper insights if I really want to do the big step. GenkiJacs offer a course where you can switch location after minimum of 4 weeks. Do you think it would make sense to go from location to location after 4 weeks, with having a good experience on continuing the learning process? I can imagine they cannot tailor the classes so perfectly that you can switch seamlessly between the classes of the different locations, but on the other hand they offer this... I'm not sure what do to. I wish you the best for your ongoing journey, and I'm going to accompany you by viewing your content :)

👋 ty for sharing your adventure and experiences its a great escape 😁

Very nicely done. You've got me wanting to go.

Hello, you have explained very well. Can you give me the name of the language school and the school's internet address, thank you

Seems like a great fun bike ride. I want to do this in the near future

Thank you so much for taking us with you!

Thank you so much for making this video! This is exactly what I dreamed doing when I come to Fukuoka, bike to the Karadomari area for sushi and foods/fishing. This is way better than just looking at Google Street View. I also was afraid there is no sidewalk for safe biking , especially the stretch to the Ocean House. Now you solved the mystery 😀 Thank you for showing the area to the hotel too, these farm areas with mountains look so beautiful and green. With no people insight is definitely a bonus ❤ Keep up the good work please 🙏

Such a beautiful person, thank you for the adventure.

How much did it cost for the hotel? Its nice that the public bath was included in it the accommodations.

I miss Japan. Great video! Been to Fukuoka for a couple days many years ago. Hope to visit again and visit the places you've shown on your bike ride

great coastal views Maris the static electric hair was a bonus...what a beautiful day to ride the wind!

Immersive Translate is a great tool you can use as a language learner. It’s a free browser extension that supports a wide variety of languages. With that kind of range, you’ll definitely have no trouble finding a language. I personally like to use it to generate subtitles to my CZcams and Netflix, and that’s how I’ve been integrating myself in my target language, which is Vietnamese. I’ve already learned a lot, which is really great.