Why I, an Indian, came to Japan (Why foreigners are attracted to Japan)

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My name is "P" and I'm an Indian who loves Japan.
I work in Japan as an engineer in the System Solutions Department.
My motto is "Never Give Up (Try Your Best).
" My favorite foods are sushi and ramen.
My favorite anime is One Piece.
I speak Japanese (Kansai dialect), English, and Hindi.
*Please note that this is only my personal impression of Japan
Japan is a very safe country with good public safety even when viewed globally. According to the 2023 data published by the Institute for Economics and Peace, Japan's "Global Peace Index" ranking is 9th out of 163 countries. It is unique to Japan that women walking alone at night rarely get involved in incidents. In terms of daily life, there are many convenience stores open 24 hours a day, and people can live a fulfilling life
Japanese culture is also popular overseas, and an increasing number of foreigners are becoming fascinated with Japan through anime, for example. The desire to learn more about Japan is what motivates them to visit. I am one of them. I watched a lot of Japanese anime while I was abroad
For example, One Piece, Doraemon, and Crayon Shin-chan are well-known overseas. I also started watching these anime when I was five years old and was drawn to Japan. I learned Japanese from these anime, and at the age of 21, I started attending a Japanese language school in India. There are many Japanese people in Delhi in particular, and Japanese festivals are also held there
Some foreigners are interested not only in culture but also in Japan's advanced IT technology. Many foreigners come to Japan hoping to work in a technologically advanced Japanese company, making use of their skills. There are many reasons why foreigners want to work in Japan
※The following are some of the reasons why foreigners work in Japan.※
1. Higher salaries than in your home country:
Many foreigners are considering working in Japan because salaries in Japan are higher than in their home countries. Japan's high salaries are particularly attractive in Asian countries.
② Love Japanese culture:
Many people are interested in Japanese culture, manners and etiquette, and working for a Japanese company gives them the opportunity to come into contact with Japanese culture.
3) Technological development:
Japan has a high level of technology, and foreigners want to learn about the latest technology.
4. Wanting to build an international career from a young age:
Many foreigners want to gain experience in an international environment and build their careers from a young age, which is why they often choose Japan.
1. Japan is a very cheap country to study abroad in / Benefits of studying in Japan

Compared to the US or Australia, studying abroad in Japan is very cheap, so you can study abroad without having to pay a lot of money up front
In Japan, you can work part-time while attending school, so you can pay for daily living expenses and tuition fees by working part-time every month

Japan is positive about accepting international students, and offers comprehensive scholarship programs, housing, and job hunting support after graduation
The advantage of studying in Japan is that it provides a favorable environment, allowing you to concentrate on your studies and research to your heart's content. Japan has a large number of universities compared to its size, with over 700 universities as of 2022
Another benefit of studying in Japan is that there are many universities to choose from, so you can find a university that suits you
2. Japanese food culture

There are a lot of foreign tourists whose main reason for coming to Japan is to eat
There is a wide variety of food available, including sashimi, sushi, ramen, yakiniku, tempura, tonkatsu, yakitori, izakaya food, inn breakfast, takoyaki, curry, convenience store rice balls, and Japanese sweets
Furthermore, Japanese food is highly safe and can be eaten with peace of mind. Tokyo in particular is an attractive city for gourmet travelers, as it offers not only Japanese food but also international cuisine, and boasts the world's largest number of Michelin-starred restaurants. Japanese whiskey and beer are also well-known overseas for their deliciousness, and interest in sake and Japanese wine is also growing, with an increasing number of foreigners visiting sake breweries and wineries
3. Beautiful Japanese cherry blossoms and flower viewing

Japanese cherry blossoms is famous throughout the world, and it is said that the largest number of foreign tourists visit Japan in the year during the spring when the cherry blossoms bloom.
Also, in many countries overseas, drinking alcohol is prohibited in public places such as parks, so until recently, many foreigners were surprised to see Japanese people eating bento and drinking alcohol under the cherry blossoms
Recently, cherry blossom viewing has been increasing.
4. Japan's Good Public Safety
Japan has some of the best public safety in the world. For foreigners, seeing drunk salarymen sleeping on trains or at stations, or children riding the subway alone, can seem very dangerous
Even in a big city like Tokyo, there is almost no need to worry about pickpockets or purse snatchers. Not only are there a high chance of lost or forgotten items being returned, but women can even go out alone at night. The ability to travel safely without feeling unsafe is a major reason why foreign tourists want to visit Japan
5. Outdoor Sports & Thrilling Experiences
The powder snow of Hokkaido and Nagano is famous overseas, and in the winter many foreigners visit Japan to enjoy skiing and snowboarding
Another attractive feature is the hot springs that can be visited near ski resorts. Shimanami Kaido and Kyoto are also popular among Europeans
Another reason for its popularity is that there are many places to enjoy outdoor sports and activities, including hiking and mountain climbing, while also enjoying beautiful scenery from major cities like Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya. Fuji-Q Highland, where you can enjoy both spectacular views of Mt. Fuji and thrilling attractions, is a hugely popular spot with foreign tourists
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