After graduating from university, I went to Japan to study and work.

1.I won't say much about anything else, but I recommend you to watch a documentary in 97, called.

"Our Study Abroad Life - Days in Japan" is very real.

Chu Yi, the form of society is the same, you can refer to your own usual life pattern, because.

For China is the living environment that you are most familiar with in terms of language and habits, and of course people may be in the face of difficult adversity.

will be stimulated to their potential.

3.You can't do it without money, unless you have excellent learning and working skills.

4.Academic qualifications are just the aura that students add to themselves, and the speed at which this aura disappears in the process of work.

Soon, people who have had social experience know it themselves.

5.When people have hope, life becomes very motivating, and it ends with a Nike commercial.

just do it！"The meaning of that tick represents correctness! Do it! You're right!

There are Japanese companies recruiting people in Shanghai, it seems that they will start recruiting in October, of course, the written test interview is very strict, the salary is about 200,000 yuan a year, and in Japan, the cost of living is also very high. And what is your purpose after studying (graduate school)? I should be looking for a better job, but now returnees are not popular.

You have to think twice.

After graduating from university, you can go to Japan, and everyone else is a joint school or a school escort.

If it is not a public expense, you have to be financially guaranteed to go to a foreign country for graduate school, and it is very difficult to rely on your own strength and not rely on your family. Wait until you make enough money to go.

It's hard to work in Japan because first, your language won't be very good, and second, it's hard to find a company that will give you a visa and at the same time earn the tuition you want. You will find that you have neither time to study nor time to make money.

My advice is that you go to a better language school, work part-time while studying to earn money, and then find a university to go to graduate school (graduate school in China) The language school only has half a day of classes, you have enough time to use it yourself, and the teacher will also help you recommend you to go to a graduate school according to your level, generally speaking, you can study in a language school for 2 years, and you can also choose to study for 1 year. It's more flexible.

It was very difficult to work in Japan right after graduating from university. Unless you're referring to being a trainee?

Also, do you feel confident that you will be able to communicate with Japanese people in Japanese right away? I went there after passing the first level exam, but it took me a while to really get used to it. There are a lot of kanji in Japanese, but it's not easy to learn, especially honorifics.

Japanese people pay attention to etiquette, especially in the workplace, and it is very difficult to adapt immediately without some experience in living in Japan.

There are also many Chinese in Japan now, and everyone with education is better than the other, so don't pay too much attention to your education or something, because there are too many. There are also many problems for Japanese companies in hiring foreigners, first of all, the language barrier, and visas. Under the same conditions, they are generally willing to hire their own people.

I think you should be practical, and the most important thing is to learn the language well.