Tokyo, as one of the top cities in the world, its unique Japanese culture attracts me to come here for exchange.
I arrived Tokyo on 16th March. When I just stepped out from the airport, the scenery of the city is jaw-dropping. Every building in Tokyo and even every single car in this city is incredibly clean! (especially the windows of the buildings).
I have already spent more than two weeks in Japan and this is my fourth visit within two years. Nevertheless, the beginning of term is next week indeed so I can only share my fantastic travel experience with you instead of introducing my exchange university (Sophia University, Tokyo). Continue reading “Wonderful memories of my Journey to Japan”
It has been almost two months now since arriving in Japan and it’s safe to say that I have settled in nicely – it feels very much like home now. Continue reading “The Experience: My Journey to Japan”
Japan is always the first in my bucket list among all the countries that I want to travel. Exchange to Sophia University for one semester is definitely a great opportunity to explore this amazing country. Continue reading “#GaijinLife”
What to expect when arrive?
Residence card
Once you arrive in Tokyo airport, you will be issued a residence card, which looks like the one below. Please remember to provide these documents below upon arrival: Continue reading “Arriving in Tokyo”
Konnichiwa!
I’ve only been in Japan for a few days, but I’m ecstatic from what I’ve experienced so far. I’ve met so many great people and the cultural shock and differences from Australia have been life changing. Continue reading “Konnichiwa from Nippon!”
