Language school was so fun! 😆Are you guys interested in studying in Japan? 🇯🇵

@joelowdon1615

7 ай бұрын

Yes, I'd really love to but I'm in no position to.

@ravenslight31

7 ай бұрын

Yes, for sure. I’m currently starting my journey into the language in self studies. I can not wait to learn more! As always thank you for sharing your experiences with us😊

@AlfredoMagbual

7 ай бұрын

going to be moving this july :))

@danopticon

7 ай бұрын

はい、とても！！

@danopticon

7 ай бұрын

But I think I’d rather do a whole full-on 6-month immersion course, designed for people who’d like to eventually teach English or French or Spanish in Japan, than to do a 3-week taste-of-Japan kind of thing … I’m not, like, “damn the costs, full speed ahead,” but as pricey as 6 months or 1 year might be, it’d likely be as good or better a value than (hypothetically) six or seven separate 3-week trips, especially once you factor in airfare. BUT if I had all the money and the time in the world, of course I’d do both. “Cool Japan” or “Rural Japan” or “Cherry Blossom Japan” all looked right up my alley! So thanks for the upload, I’ll check out their website. [And I think you work more in the leisure travel market, but if the opportunity ever arose for you to record video at a full-blown years-long immersion school, I’d also watch that upload for sure!!]

As a 36 year old Scotsman who has been studying Katakana and Hiragana on his own in the hope of visiting Japan by 40 and to able to get around I love videos like this !

@AllenCenteno

7 ай бұрын

Also learn basic kanjis but as you go forward on studying you will encounter kanji anyways 😊

@southcoastinventors6583

6 ай бұрын

I advise you to subscribe to Game Gengo channels one stop shop for learning Japanese no reason why you couldn't be fluent by then provided you study for about 1 hour a day.

@user-eh2xg7ig1j

5 ай бұрын

I’m waiting you in Japan 早く日本にきてねー

I love how this language school also organises so much for their students, like activities. And even pick-up from the airport!

This makes me want to go back to school but also makes me feel super old 😅🧓

This video is great. I took a year of Japanese when I was in college here in America. I never mastered it. I do believe that living in Japan and practicing it there while living life is the key.

@southcoastinventors6583

6 ай бұрын

That because learning Japanese in schools especially American schools is the worse way because the total time spent is peanuts compared to what you need to.

@ashishadhikari8434

5 ай бұрын

I think if anything, you have to be studying outside of class too. Else, it is not worth it

@southcoastinventors6583

5 ай бұрын

@@ashishadhikari8434 Its a function of total time and the form of what you are studying which should always be at least 30%-50% comprehensible.

I’m from Sydney too. I bought all Spy Family Manga at Kinokuniya. It was ridiculously expensive even with the members discount. You’re very fortunate to be able to buy for less than half the price

@samueledwards5026

7 ай бұрын

@@TomTheSemmelI haven’t read light novels for a very long time. That’s quite nostalgic. I prefer physical editions. Like セーラさん I like to read in cafes too. Thank you for the suggestion anyway I’ll keep it in mind in case I change my mind.

@danopticon

7 ай бұрын

@@TomTheSemmel - May I ask what a “light novel” is? Is it just what it sounds like, a novel which is, uh, kinda fluffy in content? Or is “light novel” a term of art, something particular to Japan? Sorry if.I sound dense, light novel is probably just a self-evident descriptive term … but you never know, it could be some wild thing made of tissue paper and worn as a cape which others read as you ride the metro through Tokyo, you really never know.

@danopticon

7 ай бұрын

@@TomTheSemmel - Thank you!

Finally in Japan, I was just in Shinjuku yesterday 😃 Currently in Nagoya Thanks for another fun video Sarah 👍🏼

@seerasan

7 ай бұрын

Enjoy your Japan trip! 🇯🇵✨

3D neko was awesome! I remember my first Japanese course class and how exciting it was to concentrate on listening Japanese speaking and I actually started it with a lot of younger group.. but it went well. Idea to travel to Japan and train language at the same time sounds good. And If I understood correctly, the language company will also help you with reservation of hotels.

Can’t believe you only have less than 100k followers. Good videos always!

@seerasan

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for the support! 100k is the goal in 2024 :D

I've loved that you made a video with you speaking more japanese! I've seen other vloggers do 'Japanese only' challenge for a video. I would love to see that from you. I also think its great that you showed the whole day, not just the language school, but also stopping by for manga and going to a cafe etc... Love it!

@seerasan

7 ай бұрын

I’ll definitely film this in 2024 ✨

This kind of "practical" video is up my alley.

What a great video. I've been in that arcade a couple of times but always too shy to sumimasen for assistance haha.

@seerasan

6 ай бұрын

Their assistance really helps 😂 I feel like I can't win without it hahaha

very fun, I can't wait to come visit ..... BYEEEE!!!!!

I’m currently learning Japanese although I’m not great at it I will keep practicing and one day will go to Japan to practice speaking to people in person 🤞

wow you speaking is awesome!

great video Seerasan

Awesome video ❤❤❤❤❤❤

The fact that it was 4pm and DARK outside is crazy to me 😅 here it gets dark at the earliest around 6-630? Also when I was in Japan earlier this year I bought A LOT of manga to help learn Japanese and it's been helping so much! Manga here is like $25-$30 I miss those prices! 😭 Much love from Arizona 💜💜

#800 you bet coming out there next year. Love your insights, tips and collabs. ❤👍

Your friends look cool, have the same friends here in Orange County California Garden Grove.... Little Saigon... love the content... very fun!!!

The atmosphere of Japanese lannguage school was similar to English language school in London. Sarah san, Good luck and enjoy studying Japanese!

What a busy, yet awesome day that you had Sarah. I'd love to go to the language school but compared to the other students, I would look like a granny. The food looked amazing 😍🤩 . Thank you so much for another awesome video xxx

See, I've considered doing a study trip to go to Japan for several weeks...but I'm a bit afraid of what might've happened with my attention span over the years, though: it's been nearly 20 years since I stepped foot in a classroom (the last of my college days was in the spring of 2004). Also, I'm not yet too confident speaking Japanese (though I know some basics...but I believe my lack of confidence to be rooted in simple lack of repetition). And I'm right there with you on your choice of crepes...basic or bust. Looks like you had a wonderful day overall...thanks for sharing it with us :) .

@danopticon

7 ай бұрын

You may be interested to know that, over the decades, the trend in teaching has been to dole out information in smaller, bite-sized pieces, with lots of breaks in between info nuggets … and this trend is based not on “shortening attention spans,” which could well be a perennial myth (critics in the 1930s complained that radio was reducing human attention spans!), but is rather based on insights gleaned over the decades into how our species best learns: it turns out we pick up info best in short, intense bursts, so some corporate training sessions are now broken up into - no joke - 8-minute teaching segments, 7-minute Q&A segments, and 7-minute breaks, with longer 15-minute breaks every hour, and quite long lunches! Many schools are following suit, so even if you feel your attention span has “shortened” since 2004, you’ll likely find today’s trends in pedagogy accommodate you well. If you’re thinking about a study trip, I’d advise you to jump right in: none of us are getting any younger, so there’s no time like the present!

@southcoastinventors6583

6 ай бұрын

Don't worry the Japanese in that class is the most basic level so everyone is in the same boat the bottom.

Some people need to learn English first to learn Japanese. You make good videos! Thank you!

This is so cool! This is really worth checking out!! All of your videos are so entertaining and educational! This reflects a lot of thought on your part to pick a theme, develop a script, film your video, and edit it. Great, great job!!

Loooove Hiroshima-yaki! Mochi and cheese toppings are 🔥(I also love kimchi!) More Nihongo speaking videos please, so good for listening practice

@seerasan

6 ай бұрын

Soo good right! Will try to get one filmed this year! Nihongo only ganbaru!

I've really been enjoying your content, Sarah. You're awesome! Also, I was able to go on study trips to China and Germany, I highly recommend them, I would love to go to Japan

Wow you packed a lot of stuff into that day!

New here currently in sweden studying IT looking forward to work in japan seems great :)

Go to a Band-Maid concert the best Japanese rock band in the world. They celebrated their 10th anniversary together.

@allytheninja

7 ай бұрын

LOOOOOVE Band-Maid! I had the opportunity to meet them twice in my home country(the US!) and they were so friendly and kind! Fantastic music, too!

Cool video! Thanks for taking us with you. Fascinating looking amulet, what is it? PS: That language school seems amazing!

@seerasan

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching 🫶 I bought it from a market in Kyoto, it's called a Mizuhiki I believe!

This is a 23 min long ad... And I loved it! 😁

いいですね、行きましょう！🙋

Love the content! Keep it up

@seerasan

6 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching 😄

Merry Christmas 😊

@seerasan

7 ай бұрын

Merry Christmas!

If I was young and wealthy and had free time, instead just being tourist in Japan, I'd probably want to get Visa to take semesters for language school in Japan. 😅 But unfortunately at max I can do 2 week vacation from working.

seerasan,YUKATA veryvery cute!!

11:01 this is a great quote

i love this :) i also like your subtitle coloring/font style

Thank you so much for joining us for a day! It was a pleasure having you ✨

4:30 the guy was rizzing

ありがとう凄くわかりやすい紹介ですね。I used to teach Japanese in China about 20 years ago, and also have been to some of Japanese language schools in Japan. I mean just for looking. Used to study in the US. ありがとうございました。

*ALL* that I want now out of life is to see one four-story 3-D calico cat before I die!!

You're just too cool

seeing video game manga reminded me of the book orders. a catalog of books, small toys and such we'd receive as students in the USA. We would ask our parents for the proper funds of course lol. i got a few pokemon stuff i believe

If i was interviewed by sarah so close like that i would probably faint 😅 i would be 38 degrees even if its just 2 degrees here in narita 🤣

日本での生活楽しんでますね！

My favorite Japanese curry place in NYC is called Go Go Curry, I guess Go Go is a popular name (?) in Japan? Is it always "55" or does it have other meanings?

@Hello-el1zl

7 ай бұрын

Go Go curry means 55 because Hideki Matsui Japanese baseball player's uniform number is 55. Both are from Ishikawa prefecture.

@danopticon

7 ай бұрын

@@Hello-el1zl - I have no idea if you’re being serious or making a weird joke! 😁

Every time i see people put creamer with tea it really surprises me.

@danopticon

7 ай бұрын

Same! 😮

@seerasan

7 ай бұрын

It was actually milk! But they put it inside that tiny milk pitcher.

I would love to study in Japan. My wife and I just bought Rosetta Stone. We are super stoked to visit in Fall 2025.

I like your accent.

日本語good！

What's the live stream channel for the Okonomiyaki place?

I know in america its illegal for claw machine arms to be rigged to where they are really loose. i wonder if its the same in japan.

wait.... did the crepe stand also have Hakushu and Yamazki Japanese whiskeys ????? UGHHHH I miss イルミネーション〜！

0:12 ❤

✏️📚👨🏻‍🏫

Can I ask you what age most people were in your class? (and if you don't mind, how old were you when you attended?)

ノンストップで豪快だ😮

@danopticon

7 ай бұрын

Every new hiragana word I learn simply delights me, “nonsutoppude” indeed!! 😅

First!

that red sweater girl is pretty cute

my god you are so so beautiful dude, wow!

Ive always wanted to study abroad...or two

We need better 7-elvens in the US. It hasn’t evolved beyond offering hot dogs which is 🤯. Come on 7-eleven US atleast make 7-eleven better in big cities…

How do these claws even work? The grip on this one looked so weak, that the abrupt stop at the top would have dropped the dolls anyway.

my dream is learn jp

I know you said Japanese SIM card but I heard Japanese Simp card & I was like I've had that for years. 😂

@seerasan

6 ай бұрын

lmaoooo 😂💀

I grow up in a church in United States

若いって、いいねえ〜😅

Oh it’s a カルト…

7:45 😳🫣

Why Japan

From the US: I don't understand, how do you fit 37 students in each class with only 14 chairs?

Intercult 🤣🤣Engrish of Japan😂

10am yet wall clock states nearly 13:30. Hate this type of BS paid & bias content.

@FuzzleyFuzzington

7 ай бұрын

Oh come on give her a break

@seerasan

7 ай бұрын

You got me 😅 the classes for the students are usually in the morning, but due to filming regulations & scheduling, the afternoon was the only time we could film so couldn’t be helped.

@FuzzleyFuzzington

7 ай бұрын

@@seerasan Its a mean thing to say though. You're trying hard to make this content and making an effort. So i hope you DO make some money. I enjoy your videos very much 🙂 and as someone who is trying to learn Japanese i find the videos very helpful.

Can u do a video how is it to live in Japan for Americans or for anyone please