One thing makes a tender in Japan: social contacts.
Initially, when you pull into the country, it still has the illusion that you - as in any other country - quickly get in contact with the aborigines. But Japan is not like any other country in this respect. As described many times, you get here to feel every day that we are foreigners, which, although primarily on the English-phobia The Japanese can be led back, but that does not make you better ...
I can imagine that - you study here and early 20s - the situation again looks different because it automatically in a residence hall or iregndwelchen WGs lives. Mid-30s on Expat base sees something different - because you can still be so open-minded and extroverted.
It has nothing to most other Germans or other gaijin. I have personally through the school a lot of really nice and funny contacts aufgeta n. The big pain is dependent on everyone you know here will learn that you know straight away from that either she / he goes soon or du It's just almost every available only for a few months or a few years in the country. The
can be quite exhausting ... the eternal Verabschiederei ...
I have already heard more often from families with children that their children have big problems to catch up because the other children - when they hear that you are only for some limited time in the country - have no interest, energy in to put the relationship.
The only good thing is that it constantly has parties where someone will be adopted. The event is therefore being sad, but depending on who adopts one, it can also end up like that one again ends up screaming in a Japanese Photobox and after stirring up a full bar. So yesterday as done for a change, I adopted was ...
Enjoy:)
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