Studying Abroad in Japan

Finally achieving my childhood dream!

It has been twenty-five days since I’ve been in Japan. Moving to Japan wasn’t as simple as I thought it would be. Needless to say, the homesick feeling had struck me down like a bowling ball. I would have never expected that I would miss California terribly. I certainly miss my family and my close friends.

Adjusting to Japan hadn’t been an easy process since all I could think of was finding a way back home. It has always been my dream as a child to come to Japan, but here I am stuck in limbo in my thoughts. Coming to Japan has made me realize that I hadn’t been more appreciative of my parents, my friends, and what I had. However, I am learning more about myself and how I can better myself while reflecting on the past.

On a more positive note, I will say that I am grateful for making my long-term dream come true. Though my heart is stuck in nostalgia towards home, which is a feeling that I can’t help at times. More or less, the feelings toward returning back home will eventually fade away as I become more adjusted to my new life in Japan.

I am sure not what God has in store for me, but I can best bet that I will come out of this new experience much more powerful than before.

 © risinglionheart

2 responses to “Reflections on Studying in Japan: A Dream Realized”

  1. That’s awesome. You’ve already done what most people don’t dare to do—and that’s chasing your dreams. Sure, there will be challenges, but you can face them knowing that you’ve already followed your dreams, so what are the extra obstacles, eh? Wishing you all the best!

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    1. Hey Stuart! Thank you for your comment! I really appreciate your response. Following through with my dream wasn’t an easy start, but the challenges that are up ahead will be something that I will face and overcome. Nevertheless, thank you again for your comment, and I hope all goes well for you in your journey of life!

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