Fukuoka is probably one of the best cities I've ever been in
Everything that you could find in Tokyo,
you can also find it in Fukuoka without any hassle
It's really easy to live here, it's a chill city
Fukuoka is a small city that has everything
Fukuoka is a paradise
Fukoka is super chill
We also try to speak in Japanese.
Yes, because the majority of all of your co-workers don't speak English.
At work I only have Japanese co-workers, also people from
Nepal, Bhutan, Vietnam
and that's a great opportunity for me to communicate only in Japanese.
And the same goes for my schoolmates, even though we could understand each other in English or Spanish.
Tokyo is a lot more crowded.
There is stuff to do in Tokyo, but it can be a little annoying sometimes.
Especially on the train, in the morning.
One time I was packed into the train.
They take care of us right away.
I thought it would be tough for me to communicate, the staff here is Japanese
and my level was not that high back then.
I felt a little apprehension but it went really smooth.
Everything was perfect.
Some staff even speak a bit of English. So worst case scenario, there is no problem.
Fukuoka is a beatiful city
that puts together two things that are dear to me, Japan and the sea.
In a couple minutes you can reach the city centre. It's an easy city to live in,
so it's convenient biking or just walking.
I always go anywhere on foot.
So I think it's really fun to live in Japan while studying together with students from all over the world.
I can learn pieces of different languages while studying Japanese.
And it's really fun to learn a new language together with other people
since we get to do everything together. That's super fun!
All professors are really nice. They are really good.
The teachers are very funny and serious.
They are funny when they can be
and they are serious when they need to be
If you need the money you need a part time job, and the school helps with the part time jobs too.
They post job offers everyday on the board back there.
Fukuoka is a great option, it's a city that has everything you need
and that makes you use your Japanese.
On the other hand in Tokyo we could speak all the time in English
without using Japanese.
Fukuoka, and Japan in general, are very easy to live in.
The school helps you a lot,
they have a part-time job search system to help you find one.
And even if you are having problems finding a place to stay they will help you.
Go! Go! Nihon was always very clear when helping us through all the steps needed to apply.
They guided us through all the process, what to reply,
how to reply,
when we should send the documents,
when to make the payments.
Go! Go! Nihon helped us with everything.
Go! Go! Nihon helped me all the way,
from looking for a school to applying to the school,
to doing all the paper work - the entire process.
They were very fast answering emails and helped me a lot.
I really felt like my heart was beating faster each time I got an email from Go! Go! Nihon
because I was about to get more information about my school,
or another task to do that would take me one step closer to Japan.
Go! Go! Nihon helped so much!