Meet Waskitarini, an Indonesian embracing Japanese culture while studying at Higashikawa Japanese Language School. Preferring the tranquility of small-town life, she finds solace in Higashikawa’s serene ambiance. Alongside her studies, she cherishes family time and dreams of a successful, fulfilling life. Explore Japan through Waskitarini’s unique journey!
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Interview – Story in Japan
- WHERE ARE YOU FROM?
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Indonesia
- WHERE DO YOU LEARN JAPANESE LANGUAGE?
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Study at「Higashikawa Japanese Language School」
- WHAT DO YOU DO IN JAPAN?
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Right now, I’m studying Japanese at Higashikawa Language School. And I also take care of my family.
- WHY DID YOU CHOOSE TO STAY IN THIS CITY?
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In Indonesia, I live in Jakarta, a big and busy city. So when I go to another country, I really hope to live in a small city. Higashikawa is a beautiful and quiet city. This picturesque city boasts clean air and serene surroundings that are sure to take your breath away, which is one of the reasons why I chose this city.
And with tuition fees that are significantly lower than those in other prefectures, it’s the perfect place for students on a budget. Oh ya, at the same time, my husband works here.
- WHAT DID YOU ENJOY THE MOST WHILE STAYING ABROAD?
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Japan is a country with a rich cultural heritage, delicious food, beautiful landscapes, friendly people, an efficient transportation system, safety, and cleanliness. And it is also a great service, especially for pregnant and childbearing women.
- DID YOU EXPERIENCE ANY CHANGE IN YOUR LIFE AND FUTURE PROSPECTS AFTER YOU START YOUR JOURNEY?
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Of course. While I’m studying, living, and traveling, I meet a lot of great people, and I learn so many things from them.
- WHAT IS YOUR DREAM?
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I have so many dreams 🙂
But of all my dreams, I want to live a successful and happy life wherever I am.
- MESSAGE TO OUR FRIENDS WHO WILL GO TO JAPAN.
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Open to learning about new things. In Japan, try your best Japanese skills because most people cannot understand English well. I know there is no such thing as an easy way; everywhere we must struggle. But you can find new experiences and friends. And don’t forget to focus on your achievements.
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