What to prepare before your trip to study in Japan, and what you need to do before you go to study i

When children go abroad for the first time, or even out of the house, parents are always worried that their children will not be fed and clothed, so they prepare a lot of luggage for them. In fact, the luggage for studying abroad should be lightweight, because the things bought in China may not be suitable abroad, and students who have just arrived abroad are not familiar with life, and few friends can help carry their luggage. The following is a list of what pre-departure preparations you need to make to study in Japan, hoping to help you in your study abroad life.

1. Material preparation for studying in Japan

1.Clothings. Black formal wear must be brought, girls should bring black formal dress; Clothes for all seasons should be brought, the color should not be too bright, most Japanese people like to wear black; Pure cotton products are more belted, socks and underwear, etc., Japanese cotton products are more expensive; Down jackets are essential, sweaters are multi-belted, and Japanese pure wool sweaters are expensive; Bring a few extra pairs of jeans.

2.Pharmaceuticals. If you eat whole grains, you will always get sick.

Cold, diarrhea, fever, physiology, commonly used medicines should be brought. When you are not familiar with the language, there is no one to accompany you, and it will be very troublesome to go to the hospital. After getting acquainted with the environment, I will go to the hospital, and there will be fewer places where these medicines are used, so I don't need to bring too much.

In Japan, it's best not to get sick when you take care of yourself.

3.Documents. The documents you need to bring to study in Japan include your passport, Certificate of Eligibility, visa (attached to your passport), Admission Permit, Alien Entry and Exit Record Card (issued by flight attendants), Tariff Declaration Card (issued by flight attendants), seals, certificates**, and some Japanese yen.

4.Other. In addition to clothing, medicines, and necessary documents and certificates, you also need to bring electronic dictionaries, reference books (related to further studies or majors), grammar study books, and if you like to cook by yourself, you can bring some meal guessing utensils, some small amount of toiletries (you are not familiar with the environment when you have just arrived in Japan), and a certain amount of Japanese currency cash.

2. Preparation for studying in Japan

There is an old Chinese saying, called"Think twice"。Before we do anything, we should have a number in our hearts, and studying abroad is the same. Once the idea is decided, it means that there are many things to consider.

In addition to material and spiritual preparations, you will also be introduced to the financial aspects, flight reservations, independent living ability, and accommodation for studying abroad before a study trip in Japan.

3. Psychological preparation for studying in Japan

The first time I left my parents and my country, I may be a little apprehensive and worried about the unfamiliar environment. However, there are many international students around, so it's fun to get together. Most Japanese people are friendly and welcoming.

Japanese schools are very careful in accepting international students, and teachers who can speak Chinese are available in almost every school. Spike silver disturbance.