mattnumbe

I can second taking a language as the most useful elective...and it leading to moving to Japan, studying here, getting married etc.

Gods in America is done really well. I also enjoyed listening to the Game of Thrones series on the way to and from work every morning for like 8 months. Gave me something to look forward to in the morning.

The one in Sapporo is a tourist trap.

Most of the time delivery problems have everything to do with the seller. The point is that the seller and the product should be separated in reviews of the product.

I think it's mainly because you can't find a Yoshinoya in a town/road that isn't even on google maps but you can find 3 lawson's and a famlymart. (convenience≠cheap)

I agree 100%. I am currently an expat with local language skills. When other expats complain about getting treated differently because they're foreigners, and then you find out they've been here 10 years and have no local language skills, it's easy to understand why.

As opposed to those who invest in time saving services.

I'd like to catch them off guard.

Plus, I'll be moving from recruiting to sales, so I'm expected to know a bit more.