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其實我覺得留學真的不要準備太多東西 到那邊自然適應環境<div></div>
去打工去學習去跟日本人交流請把握你所有的時間
學好日文 至少得會簡單的交際用語，其次就得多點積蓄了， 同意一樓的看法，准備好足夠的錢就好了。 準備好錢
還有學習日文
和體驗文化的心<br><br><br><br><br><div></div> 先在台灣考過2級，存NT50萬。
然後記得去日本人的店打工，這樣日文才會講的好。
別去中國人或台灣人開的店去打工學中文…
沒事別常回台，有那閒時間的話先把一級考過，再把TOEIC考個700-800的話會比較容易受重用。 I really do not see the point of going to study abroad in Japan. Unless you are very interested in Japanese as a language or want to have a Japan girl for wife, going to study in Japan is not as easy or as rewarding compared to study in the US. It is relatively easy to get an I-20 from a community college in any state of the USA. Tuition is relatively low and academic requirement is also low. Enrolling in the ESL (English as second language) for the first year is no problem for most student. Part time work permit is not that difficult to get. As we all know mastering English is much more marketable than mastering Japanese in global international business....<div class='locked'><em>瀏覽完整內容，請先 <a href='member.php?mod=register'>註冊</a> 或 <a href='javascript:;' onclick="lsSubmit()">登入會員</a></em></div> 建議先把日文念到一個程度
不然花百萬去學五十音就有點浪費錢了
建議設定目標 要在一年內達成N1檢定之類的 不然去了會慢慢墮落
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