Name: The Hardest Thing About Living in Japan// Girl Abroad Ep. 4
Uploaded: 2022-03-05T17:55:18.000Z
Duration: 19 min 9 s
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It is November 11 today I am going to meet with some friends from Michigan.

So it's been a really long time and I haven't seen these people in a while.

Another really close friend of mine who was the one who contacted me I haven't seen in like years.

And then the other thing that I'm going to do is I'm going to meet somebody that is also a Youtuber who lives in the UK but is also living in Japan as well, like back and forth.

I just follow him on instagram and all that stuff.

I will see you guys in just a little bit.

I'm pretty sure since living in Japan I spend most of my life commuting by train.

The japanese commute by train more than any other means of transportation, including walking the japanese also commute by train more than pretty much anybody else internationally.

This is my main way of getting to people, but dang do I love it.

I love reading on the train or listening to music.

I don't have to worry about traffic or accidents, road rage, et cetera.

Okay, so I just got to the station and I'm going to see my friend or find my friend and see where she's at.

So yeah, I've got to find her cause I'm kind of late, sorry Stephanie and I'm so nervous because I haven't seen her in like so many years.

Like navigating like I have no navigation skills whatsoever.

Hi Hey, I don't know where that you said.

I mean across the street there's like a 7 11.

I met Stephanie when I first started college at Msu.

We were roommates in a japanese internship program and grew close like sisters.

Back in the day I tried my best to document everything.

This was before my Youtube days and I'm so glad that I did this.

Hi, Hannah and such a good job because she has muscles.

Is there anything you want me to say on camera?

We're here where cmu students and Japanese students and we're going to have an intercultural event barbecue.

You know, lots of people in the water over there.

It's important to take note of these moments in your life, you can look back on these experiences to grow and to learn so much about yourself if you haven't yet, even if you don't plan on studying abroad start something now.

You'll see how much of these documented moments change you in the future, Stephanie.

We haven't seen each other in like so long.

Like I feel like I saw you like yesterday there's a handful of friends back home that have made a huge effort to stay in touch and I appreciate that wholeheartedly.

Not a day goes by where I don't think about them, Stephanie.

We haven't seen each other in five years.

She was just saying and I was just like, it hasn't been that long, but it actually has.

And I feel like I've just seen you not too long ago.

Yes, but I realize that people who reach out to you despite you living miles and miles away are the people who truly care about you the most?

I'm lucky to have so much support even though I've lived abroad for so long.

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The Hardest Thing About Living in Japan// Girl Abroad Ep. 4

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