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The document discusses the author's desire to live and work in Japan as an English teacher. Some key points: - The author has been fascinated by Japanese culture since first learning about it in school and speaking to Japanese people years ago. - They are driven by a dream of immersing themselves in Japanese culture and society in order to better understand the country and its people. - As a teacher with many years of experience, the author sees living and working in Japan as an opportunity to challenge themselves, learn new skills, and contribute to students' education in a globally competitive country. - The author admires qualities of Japanese people like respect, passion, and optimism, and hopes to develop themselves by

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Essay About Japan

The document discusses the author's desire to live and work in Japan as an English teacher. Some key points: - The author has been fascinated by Japanese culture since first learning about it in school and speaking to Japanese people years ago. - They are driven by a dream of immersing themselves in Japanese culture and society in order to better understand the country and its people. - As a teacher with many years of experience, the author sees living and working in Japan as an opportunity to challenge themselves, learn new skills, and contribute to students' education in a globally competitive country. - The author admires qualities of Japanese people like respect, passion, and optimism, and hopes to develop themselves by

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What do you want to accomplish while living in Japan?

Japan, it was quite a long time ago when I first heard about this nation. Quite a long time ago,
when I first talked to a Japanese person. However, not so long ago that I set foot in its ground
and witnessed its beauty. And not so long ago, that I found myself dreaming of what life can
be if I were to live in that country.

I could only read and hear about Japan from our history books and our teachers back then. The
tales of war and struggles under its tyranny. Yet, nothing was taken seriously. I always think
we can never be what we are now if not of what we were before. Years later, things had taken
a turn. My fascination with Japan in general, has grown so much. My curiosity has gone beyond
more than knowing the country. I have to be there. I have to experience and immerse myself in
the culture that has lured me into the longing of unraveling its mystical and true charm.

It is not an opportunity that knocked but rather a dream to be chased after. I am driven by this
belief to excel in what I am good at — teaching. When I decided to pursue this endeavor, I
knew that I must be competent enough to make it. It is my great aspiration to be recognized as
a teacher, as a Filipino who can make a difference in a globally competitive country. The life
that Japan may offer will allow me to get closer to the things that I have yet to learn.

I admire the respect that Japanese people put in to perfect their work. The art that I want to
master for me to be able to apply it to my own craft. I love its unique historical thread and how
visible it is in people’s everyday life. As a foreigner, astonished by all of it, has the desire to
grasp and understand how I can relate it to my life. Japanese people have amazed me in so
many ways. A mere conversation with them could open one’s eyes into seeing their strong will,
optimism, passion, and unshakable faith in their truths which made me realize the things I lack
as a person. Possessing these qualities could make a better version of me; hence, I aim for it.
Most importantly, my eagerness to contribute something and succeed in helping my students
is something that I must fulfill in my future journey in Japan.

Working as an ESL teacher for almost nine years has given me enough experience in dealing
with diverse types of learners. I have handled learners that vary in age, nationality, gender,
culture and personality. As a professional, I envision working in Japan as a combat for learning
new things while applying the learned ones. No task comes easy. However, tough duty creates
the best employees. This is much different from the nature of work I have gotten used to, but
my undertakings motivate me to take on this challenge.

People say, “The only thing constant is change”. For this reason, humans seek the things they
lack or so may say the things they do not have. You would never know you could climb higher
if you would not take a step. One must learn how to take risks to enhance further their given
skills and capabilities. Never we should settle for less if we could have the best. I aspire to
reach the fullest growth I could possibly obtain in fulfilling the job. Growth, which I wouldn’t
attain, if I would not embrace the change, I am courageously ready for.

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