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I spent a week in Tokyo, this is what shocked me.
So first i want to say that's it's been a while since my last blog, life took over and i had no time to maintain the continuation, but just last week i went to Tokyo for the first time and i will now
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Why i love living in Japan
I've lived here for 2 years and my love for the city of Kagoshima and the country as a whole has only gotten stronger.
To compare my old life to my current life doesn't really seem fair but let's do
From England to Japan, my journey to a new life: Part 1
My journey began with acquiring a passport, at 27 years old which is relatively old i guess, before embarking on a solo trip to Dublin, Ireland.
It was my first trip abroad, solo, I've always enjoye
I've lived in Japan for 2 years, here`s what shocked me
My journey to Japan was full of difficult discissions, anxiety, hope and 14 days of quarantine but that's another blog for another day.
Today i want to talk about my life in Japan and how its shocked
The best way to learn english
Since becoming a teacher, i learned that i have to do things my way and not the same as everyone else. Thats because if we`re all the same then you as a student won't know who and what method is best
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Why private English teachers are wrong (this may shock you)
Since becoming a private English teacher, I've quickly learned how to NOT to teach Japanese students.
I have an older female student who first approached me to ask about English classes, she informed
Japanese classes aren't always a good idea
Studying Japanese should be a fun and interesting experience, yet as I've found out of over the last 8 weeks, it just isn't. A quick bit of information, I joined 2 Japanese classes at two different pl
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The Problem with Japan may shock you.
Ok so this has been a long time coming, it's like a therapy session. But this is the cold, hard, unforgiving truth about problems in Japan.
I've done plenty of research on this and done some personal
The truth about Eikawa`s
The eikawa in Japan is many young people's way into Japan, they often support visas and give you a small (tiny) apartment to teach English to Japanese children for full time money on a part time contr
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