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Meet Ele, an Italian student of Japanese language and culture, realizing her dream at JTIS school in Tokyo. She embraces the warmth of Saitama, making friends worldwide. Ele relishes Tokyo's vibrancy, recommending Roppongi's Yakiniku and Yoyogi Park. Determined to work in Japan, her aspires to hospitality. Japan, to Ele, is home and hope. Join her journey!

Meet David, a Brazilian studying Japanese at JTIS in Tokyo, aspiring to live in Japan and explore its culture. Enjoying the international atmosphere and diverse food scene, he embraces challenges like communication while cherishing newfound opportunities. David dreams of a comfortable life filled with travel and new experiences, encouraging friends to embark on their own Japanese adventures.

WHAT DO YOU LIKE ABOUT YOUR SCHOOL? The cultural exchange about other nationalities among students, the way of teaching, and also the human approach that teachers have when you just want to talk outside the lesson time.

Meet Lili, originally from Germany, who returned to Tokyo to study Japanese at JTIS after living there during childhood. She cherishes the city's endless options and vibrant atmosphere, particularly favoring Omotesando for its mix of bustling streets and serene cafes. Lili dreams of mastering Japanese and pursuing a career in International Relations.

Meet Ele, an Italian student of Japanese language and culture, realizing her dream at JTIS school in Tokyo. She embraces the warmth of Saitama, making friends worldwide. Ele relishes Tokyo's vibrancy, recommending Roppongi's Yakiniku and Yoyogi Park. Determined to work in Japan, her aspires to hospitality. Japan, to Ele, is home and hope. Join her journey!

Meet David, a Brazilian studying Japanese at JTIS in Tokyo, aspiring to live in Japan and explore its culture. Enjoying the international atmosphere and diverse food scene, he embraces challenges like communication while cherishing newfound opportunities. David dreams of a comfortable life filled with travel and new experiences, encouraging friends to embark on their own Japanese adventures.

Meet Lili, originally from Germany, who returned to Tokyo to study Japanese at JTIS after living there during childhood. She cherishes the city's endless options and vibrant atmosphere, particularly favoring Omotesando for its mix of bustling streets and serene cafes. Lili dreams of mastering Japanese and pursuing a career in International Relations.

WHAT DO YOU LIKE ABOUT YOUR SCHOOL? The cultural exchange about other nationalities among students, the way of teaching, and also the human approach that teachers have when you just want to talk outside the lesson time.