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wait this is so sad tho let her see the dog
they had the worlds most committed dog walker and then played her like that

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I’m Julie
wait this is so sad tho let her see the dog
they had the worlds most committed dog walker and then played her like that

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i’m so glad i live in 2016 so i dont have to deal with these massive terrifying animals except the blue whale, but shes gentle and good
“Against all authority… Except my mom”
Hello!im planning to study abroad in japan soon and the school that im planning to attend, sophia university,doesnt have on campus dorm and from the description you wrote for other ask it sounded like you lived on one of the international house? (Soshigaya) if im wrong please go ahead and ignore this l!! But i wanted to know the the estimated monthly bills were bc it really isnt specified on the website and also if there were gym like with treadmills attached to the the soshigaya thank you!!!
Hey there, sorry for the late reply. I really can't remember much about the financial part of studying abroad because I really did not understand it too much. I just know I paid my rent late all the time 😆 sorry I'm not much help. I think it was about $800 which is not far off from what I was paying at my home university. And I loved living there. It was 12 stories high and each floor had a shared kitchen and laundry room and 2 showers. We all had our own rooms with a balcony and our own toilet room. I would love to live in a dorm again.
okay so i want to study at waseda in the fall but i saw that the fall semester ends in february? does that mean i can't take classes spring semester at my home university or would i start the semester late? do you know anything about this?
The Semesters are mapped out differently in Japan, they occur at different times than here in the US. If you go then its more likely that you will stay for a year, or two semesters. It depends on your school if you can take online classes while there or not, because with the CSU program it is as if you are taking classes at your home university, so US classes would go over the unit allotment. I hoped this helped?

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Japanese Vocabulary
基づく「もとづく」- to be based on sth, be founded on sth
詰める「つめる」- to fill (with), stuff (with), cram (into)
叶う「かなう」- to be fulfilled, be realized
従う「したがう」- to follow, to obey, to conform to, to keep [one’s word]
鮮やか「あざやか」- vivid, bright; brilliant, skillful
眩しい「まぶしい」- dazzling, glaring; overwhelmed, abashed
爆ぜる「はぜる」- to burst open, to pop
済ます「すます」- to finish; to pay back; to make do with sth
崩す「くずす」- to destroy, to demolish, to break a dollar bill (”break a twenty”)
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And now he puts it on everything, including salads.
Is he mixed? If not is his hair that texture? If not how the hell he achieved this? Somebody answer.
-Pierre
Asians love Black culture, and I can’t even really be made because they love and accept it with such a PASSION that they basically pay homage to us through their expressions
Y’all I cant even be mad. Because they pull that shit off bruh. I love Japanese culture and they love ours. Research it! Theres a video of Japanese girls saying how they think black women are so beautiful and that they love their skin color. Thats so awesome.
Yall are the most easily impressed niggas on this planet. And then to justify cultural appropriation because they fetishize black women? Like? This is a mess, from beginning to end.
Fetishizes? Appropriate? Why can’t different races like and do the same shit you like and do. If someone likes something they take it and make it their own. They aren’t selling out blacks like white people do, I’m sure they legitimately like the fucking style and they can do whatever the fuck they want. If you don’t like it it’s your problem. I get how it could feel like your culture is being stolen from you but why not just realize that your culture is so fuckin bad ass that everyone wants to be you. Stop playing he victim and act like the humble Gods you are, thankful that at least some people believe in freedom, expression and style. If any bond should exist between races it should be black n yellow.
YES KAIN YESSS!!
When a non-black poc agrees with another non-black poc how I should feel about my culture being stolen
When non-black poc perpetuate anti-blackness then blame us for the lack of a “bond”
When non-black poc give their opinions on black issues
Imma need y’all to stop acting like Japan don’t make movies with Black Face to this day. They don’t like Black folks asshole they steal our shit and hate our skin like the rest of them. BTW fetisizing black bodies is NOT the same as loving us.
When they get older and get tired of rebelling against societal norms, when they’re ready to get a corporate job they can cut their hair, stop tanning, put on a suit and be treated like human beings deserving of respect. We don’t have that privilege as black people. I can’t take off my blackness and be treated like a human being. They can. That is where the problem lies. At this point this isn’t about culture. My fashion and hairstyle may be part of my culture. My skin color and hair texture are more than culture. This is about wearing a race as a costume and taking it off when u get ready. It’s about privilege over an oppressed group of people. It’s about us being condemned for who we naturally are and them being praised for who they pretend to be.
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^^ I remember when I was slightly woke but still slightly sleep and I had no problem with this. Boy was I wrong
^ LMFAOO ME TOO!!!! oh so wrong man
hotmessdesu what’s it like over there with the love/appropriation of hip hop culture?
so very recently I made the distinction between people who were socialized by black people and people who were socialized by pop media with black people - the former, usually synthesizing elements of black culture and carrying-out a perfectly harmless, unannoying existence. The latter being ugly AF about things.
I’ve met some folks in both categories here. Mostly the latter, but I won’t act surprised. The hip hop community in Tokyo is mostly made up of really friendly people who show a lot of love towards one another, so that’s cool, but yeah the thing about people immediately dropped everything and blending in so they can climb the corporate ladder is so true, sans a few exceptions.

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What was your schedule in japan? Like school wise and did your college except the credits?
Well at Waseda I was taking these intensive language study courses. The intensive classes had 8 different levels, but both the ones I took required classes on 2 weekdays and a Saturday. We had to take 8 units of Electives, which were taught in English. And the classes were either 2 or 4 units, and we could have 2-4 electives depending on what we took. The Japanese language classes you have to take 7 units, and I THINK they ranged from 1-4, so again, the number of classes depend on the units they were worth.
Typically, I would sign up for classes that were close together (time wise) and on the same days. Thats how I did it at my home university as well. So I usually have 2 really busy days and 2 really light days, with that one saturday class.
One thing that made EVERYONE super mad, was the way we have to sign up for classes. First of all, their computer system for that was shitty, looked like it hadn't been updated in a decade or two. Also, after we signed up for the classes we wanted, we had to wait till the DAY BEFORE THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL to find out if we got the classes or not. And they don't do “priority registration”, they do a random lottery. So you can possibly find out you only got 3 out of 8 of the classes you wanted, and when you sign up for different classes to replace those YOU STILL HAVE TO WAIT A WEEK TO FIND OUT IF THE MAGICAL LOTTERY GODS WILL GIVE YOU THAT CLASS. I have had friends who got accepted to 0 classes that first round, and took 4 weeks to get a full schedule. Lucky for me, it typically only took 2 rounds.
My college DID accept all of my credits, it required sitting down with the head of my department and judging what classes I took there could count for requirements I needed. A few were a bit of a stretch, but we did a good job and I dot think someone would take the extra effort to reject them anyway.
what was your favorite thing about studying in japan? or favorite experience?
My favorite thing was becoming a part of the community.
There was a few places in the area I and some friends would constantly visit, eventually store owners would start by smiling and waving, then they would make small talk, and next thing I know Id run into store owners at the grocery or on the street. One place in particular is called オウットバックチケン I think. Its meat and rice place that also has a good curry rice. The family that runs it became really familiar with me, and even when I was just passing by we would wave. Sometimes when I would come in the owner or the owners wife would give me and my friends a piece of candy or a complementary glass of juice instead of water. During Christmas I stopped by with treats for them. Stuff like that, being accepted by locals and neighbors, is special to me.
Also, I loved being able to see my old host family again.
My Host Mom is the sole reason I decided to study Japanese after she taught me a few hiragana characters when I stayed with her for 3 days 5 years prior to living there. Just those few days impacted me so much, and we have been in touch ever since. Now it has been almost 8 years of knowing them. Anyway, when I was there I stayed with them for a week during a vacation. They live in a small inaka town where no one really knows english except for the Mom. I helped with the younger daughters school play, and got to sit in a big sewing circle with all the Japanese moms while chit chatting a little bit. Even with my limited language I was able to help out building the set, keeping an eye on all the children, helping out with costumes, and more. The play was amazing. I also had abounding experience with my host Father, who's a typical salary man who works late daily and spends the weekend with the kids, and got to drink beer together and watch funny tv shows. It was the best experience ever. I love my host family so much.