I am from Shan State, Myanmar. It was my dream to study in Japan. When I first came to Japan, I was impressed by the excellent technology and beautiful scenery of Japan.
There are students from many countries in my class. Connecting with people from all over the world and learning about Myanmar politics from a Japanese perspective is a more valuable experience than learning Japanese.
The dormitory is close to the school, and there are supermarkets and train stations nearby. I can also have a part-time job after classes, so I don’t have to worry about living in Japan.
Since I live away from my family, I feel a little lonely at times, but I can make video calls to my family at any time. After graduating from school, I would like to go on to higher education and work as an interpreter for the future of Myanmar and Japan.

There are students from all over the world in my class. Studying with them not only helps me improve my Japanese, but also broadens my horizons. Although I am sometimes surprised by Japanese culture, I am having a fulfilling study abroad experience every day.
My teachers teach me Japanese in a very easy-to-understand way, and they are also available for consultation and support for my daily life. I was worried before I came to Japan, but I was able to adjust to life here quickly.
My goal is to pass JLPT N1 and become an IT engineer in Japan. I believe that if I study with a goal in mind, I will be able to achieve it.