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Hi thank you very much for your comment, I recently don't make videos because it's time consuming and don't get much out of it but I will consider making more! Is there a topic you'd like to see in specific? To answer your question, I'm still teaching English at a Junior high school. I'm an alt. I don't really recommend it because of the low salary but it's also the kind of job that lets you go home early so you can have time to travel and do other things. The Visa is also pretty easy to obtain, so once you're already here I would recommend switching over to an engineering job as soon as possible because I don't think you'll feel very fulfilled with the alt position.

@@sekaijin8193 thank you for the reply. Yes I was looking at alt as an option because although as an engineer I am eligible for many position in Japan they never consider me due to my lack of Japanese skills. Also I am a mechanical engineer which is more of am on field Job unlike software engineer 😅 Hence I was thinking of alt as a way to keep maybe try to move? Yes I an aware of the low pay, but frankly asking of you are not in Tokyo it's decent enough right? If you don't mind could I ask which city you stay? Any videos about life in Japan like how to find cheap food in konbini ? (Like the discount on products after 7 p.m), cheap ways to book tickets, how to top up your suica. Mundane videos, which might help the occasional traveler or someone who is coming to Japan for first time. Also how did you learn Japanesei? Did you do it from your home country or did you learn it after going to Japan. I assume you are from USA? A video about you would be nice to 😄

@@mokisan Hi sorry for the late reply. I currently live in Yokohama which is almost Tokyo since it's so close so it's sort of about the same standard of living. But still, wages in Japan are generally low in comparison to other developed countries in the west. Thanks for your video recommendations as well! I'll definitely think about it. I usually stay away from making mundane videos because there are hundreds of other KZbinrs doing the same thing in Japan so I worry that I might not get a lot of views, hence I'll be wasting my time. But I will consider some topics for future videos. Thanks again.

Very true. I've experienced this myself too at many meet ups in Japan.

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks. Just some used bass I found in Ochanomizu lol.

それなww でも最近は印鑑の必要な書類は減っているそうだと思う。将来はどうなるかな。

It's definitely unique!

Glad you think so!

Me too! American sushi is delicious in a different way.

Hello thank you for your comment! I don't remember exactly but they're usually about 100-130 yen!

No, it isn't. Just my personal experience.

コメントありがとうございます！確かに日本の英語の教師の低年収はデメリットですね。ALTや英会話の仕事だけで数年働いても持続不可能だと思います。他のスキルを身に着けたほうがいいですね。 むしろ逆に、来日ばかり英語圏の若者は英語の教師として1~3年間ぐらい良い経験もらえるし、自分自身と生徒さんお互い本格的な国際交流で達成感を感じられるでしょう。

Excellent information thank you for your time , we appreciated

Hi Abby, having ANY prior experience teaching or tutoring will already put you ahead of the competition. Having a degree is only a very basic requirement but not enough to make an impact of course. Personality is really the biggest factor. If you show enthusiasm during the interview, plus your prior experience with kids/tutoring then you'll be fine.

Have you tried cup noodle flavored sodas? I'd like you to report them on this channel.

@@user-xh4ij1vs5m No I haven't tried them yet 😂 But if I find one I'll definitely make a video about it!

The struggle! Haha

ありがとうございます！！