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Dan Cyren ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・
To actually go abroad and study does indeed take a lot of effort, I mean you have to pack your bags, get on an airplane and all that. But if you do go, you will discover that there is one whole lot of fun stuff waiting for you. It is seriously worth all the trouble you might have. I would know, I had a lot of them. But once you are sitting at the local cafe or Starbucks) and sipping your morning coffee, surrounded by people all looking at you like you were from Mars, it is worth it! (What even more fun is to see their faces when you speak to them in Japanese.) My friend, no reason is too small, study Japanese in Japan! If you choose Kobe as your destination I would say you won’t regret it. It is a beautiful city that is very peaceful as well as fun and very much alive. I don’t know how they make that work, but they do... It is very close to Osaka too, if you for some reason can’t find the right bar for you here in Kobe. As far as this school goes I think it is great, they actually care about there students and their progress. And if you ever have troubles the school helps you out, it is fantabulous. The teaching system is really nice too; you have a different teacher for every day of the week so if you get stuck on ones way of explaining something (and you will), you just ask the next one until you understand. And they don’t get sick of you! Great huh! I really recommend this school. (And no, I did not get paid for saying that... :) Take a chance! You won’t regret it. |
| David McDermott・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・
Studying at Kobe Toyo has been a fantastic experience for me. In 18 months
I’ve gone from having no Japanese language at all, to being able to secure
a place in a masters course at a Japanese university (completely through
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