Moving to Tokyo in a few months finally 😊

3:10 That's crazy, my wife and I have walked right that place on Kiyamachi-dori!

Love watching your videos

Can you write in Yen how much earn in each company please?🥲🙏🏻

I’m from the Hudson valley in New York I’m planning on moving to Japan and hopefully doing this type of job

Oh wow I didn't know this existed so close to Tokyo! 🤩

Wild. I live in Tsuchiura, haha.

いいねええ　応援してます。

I'm always amazed by the sights you can see in Japan, what a beautiful town! I've really wanted to visit that Buddha statue for a while, must be quite the experience

Hi!! I was just wondering do you have any idea if they limit the number of people on this trail like how theyre doing for the yoshida one :D?

Good starting point on your emergency kit. I would add a hard hat, signal mirror, headlamp, a bandana, a first aid kit, a power bank, etc. In my emergency kit, I also keep playing cards and other entertainment items for stress/anxiety relief. I do have clothes in my go bag, not in my survival kit bag.

Hello! I feel so overwelmed and I don't know where I should go. I would love a place which is slow but has many job opportunities. I don't have a specific degree so I am aftaid if I don't go to Tokyo I wouldn't find a job which gives me the opportunity to stay and live in Japan. Could you give me some advaces on what you suggest?? Thank you 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

I was teaching back in 1995 , at a small independent eikaiwa, for 3.2 million yen per year and a subsidized apartment (45,000 per month). After a year I had overtime for another 40,000 a month and the apartment was fully subsidized. But still….. that was a step down for me as a Canada high school teacher. Yes the responsibility was less and there were no report cards or parent teacher meetings etc. Now here we are 29 years later and these Japanese companies are still offering the same low pay. Prices have gone way up and the yen is much lower to most currencies. So I feel that teaching English in Japan is no longer worth it. Not by a long shot.

Nice

thanks!

Hii ! Where did you stay the day before climbing fujisan ? I'm looking for a good place to acclimate but also that leads to the 5 station of the subashiri trail

Your videos are top tier. My goal is to try and teach in Japan next year, and watching a few of your videos I now have a much better understanding of how to do it and what to look for. Statistically I'll probably still get rejected, but hey, I'll keep trying xD

Looks like this has become outdated as Altia currently pays about $3,000 USD less a year

What is the name of the hut you stayed at?

What camera did you use while hiking?

thank you for sharing...

Great video. It all looks delish!

On nova they kick you out and get mad at you , especially the managers and students when you take days off. They want you to work always and they wont grand you long holidays. The payment is always different every month. Holidays are not paid and you always struggle

What ever you do, do not apply to gaba or nova. They are shit companys and they only caused trouble

Arigato Gozaimashita! 😍

I will appreciate if you can answer my question; do they hire people who are not English native speaker??

When did you go?

What days is the antique market?

The reason people wake up early for summit attack is because the sky is clearer. when the sun is out and it gets hotter, it will get cloudy.

Stunning 🎉! Thank you for the video.

I've always loved Japan, such a cool interesting world. Would love to end up there one day

Thank you! Very informative and entertaining :>

I'm also planning to do one year of language school next year after graduating from university! I'm really anxious about job-hunting because I feel like I have a bunch of really low skills (self-learned) and experiences related to the industry I want to work in: hopefully, a content writing job for a Japanese travel company or culture magazine. I'm actually graduating from a university in Japan (I'm doing an English degree though) and I'm trying to consistently post blog articles on life and travel in Japan. For social media, I'm really only active on Instagram and even then, I'm not posting consistently. I guess I have more than a year to build up my portfolio further, travel more, and be more active on social media, but it's still a lot of things to juggle at once. Kind of an info dump but thank you for making this video and sharing your experience. It really does remind me that it's possible to work in industries other than teaching in Japan! I'll just do my best for now and see where it takes me. I'll keep watching your videos as well! I really enjoy them ☺

The hut male and female is separate?

Ma'am, I completed my post graduation in English literature. Is there any chance for me... if there.. How can I apply ? Please kindly reply 🥹

Dam sucks to be me. I still suck at biking as a grown a** adult.

Looks gorgeous here, thanks for sharing this place with such a creative video 😊

Please write it down here. I am interested im in South Africa

Hi

You have me at PAID Summer vacations.

I'm going in 5 days and this is so helpful!

I’ll be honest I feel like those salaries are atrocious. I lived in China for seven years and came there in 2014 x 2015. I was making double your salary living in a tier 2 city. I’m not bragging here but I’m just trying to figure out how does one survive in Japan where the cost-of-living is astronomically higherbut the pay is not so good

How can I get in touch with you? I have some questions regarding the programme. The first one is, What can I do after finishing the JET or ALTIA programme? Because I dream of staying in Japan forever. N:B: I am pursuing my BSC degree in statistics major which is irrelevant to the English teaching career.

how did you rent a car in Japan :)? and which JR pass did you use.

I like how in depth u go on the totoro puffs and how you use English but also Japanese!

Thank u for this beautiful video ❤

Looks beautiful, thanks for sharing. Btw the edits and audio on this is great 😉

noice

Can you tell me how you found your hut. I know you called but how did your find your hut so you can call them?

I did JET and after that I worked for 2 different eikaiwa companies before finally getting out of teaching English to work in a Japanese company. My experience with JET was great but eikaika was absolutely horrendous. They’re horrible places just focused on sales trying to get rich off the backs of foreigners while showing them no respect. I always tell everyone I ever meet never go work in an eikaiwa.