My son is studying in Japan alone, and I feel that I don t even have a friend to talk to, and I was

It's good to be familiar with it after a long time.

Studying in Japan can now be handled directly with the school, without going through an intermediary, and there is no intermediary industry abroad. Your conditions are okay.

Hello, you can go to a Japanese language school to learn the language, and then take the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students to enter a university.

If you meet the conditions to go to a language school, I wonder how your Japanese is? If you are a beginner in Japanese, you can apply for a master's degree if you can improve your Japanese at a language school and receive professional counseling for higher education.

First of all, we will support you to study abroad! How big is it now? If you don't know how Japanese the landlord is, if you don't know it, go to a language school first, and if you have a degree, you can apply directly to graduate school at that time. There's no problem with good preparation. If you have questions, you can ask.

I don't know how old you are this year

This is not required, and students of any grade level can interject in the past.

Yes, the so-called insertion is to weave, but as far as I know, it can be programmed into the sophomore, junior year, and senior year, which seems to be a bit difficult.

If you still need a high school diploma or a technical secondary school diploma before you go to a language school, you must submit your final academic diploma and take the internal exam of the school you want to insert into before you want to study in a language school.

Hello, I can give you a general introduction to the basics of studying in Japan.

Conditions for studying in Japan.

1. High school graduation.

2. Japanese Grade F.

Duration of study in Japan.

Language school: one to two years.

Undergraduate: 4 years.

Graduate students: six months to one year.

Monk: Two years.

Vocational school: 1 to 3 years.

Cost of studying in Japan.

1. The annual cost of studying abroad in Japan is about 10-12w

2. When applying, you need to have a 20w deposit certificate frozen in the bank for six months.

All day long, their material environment is much higher than that in China, and in popular terms, after returning from Japan, it feels like returning to China in the fifties and sixties.

In addition, people in the Tokyo area of Japan are colder, while people in the Osaka area are more welcoming.

In addition, in addition to Tokyo, which is more prosperous, other places in Japan are equivalent to a large rural area, (but people's rural areas are not at the same level as the rural areas in China, and all kinds of facilities are very complete).

As for my life, the wages of part-time jobs are much higher than those in Japan, and I feel that the labor I put in has been very polite to any Japanese customers who have not met any quality Japanese customers. The streets are clean and quiet, and the prices are much more expensive than in China, and fruits and vegetables are more expensive.

Regarding learning, this is a country that can be recognized if you work your own, there is no so-called educational inequity (I mean the geographical advantages of Beijing, Shanghai and other places in China), I used to be a domestic two-book level, during a year of hard work in Japan, I can be admitted to a first-class university in Japan, and the international ranking far exceeds Tsinghua University and Peking University.

It can't be said that the Japanese do not discriminate against Chinese, and now many TV programs will also report on the impolite behavior of Chinese tourists in Japan, but most Japanese people will not show it even if they scold you in their hearts, and you should not know.

Overall, I think Japan is a good place to study abroad.