Foreign Students

GSan

I loved Japanese anime from an early age, and anime sparked my interest in a variety of things, including Japanese culture and common sense. I was also interested in the high quality of Japanese home appliances and everyday items, and gradually began to yearn to live in Japan. When I became a high school student, I studied Japanese on my own, and decided to attend a Japanese language school after graduating from high school.

However, even if there was an interest in Japan, there were difficulties in coming to the country. At the time, there was the COVID-19 pandemic, and there were also economic challenges, so it was difficult to study in Japan.3It took years. I watched my parents work hard, studied hard,N1I got it.

In order to cover my tuition and living expenses in Japan, I work part-time delivering newspapers early in the morning while going to school.J.E.S.I am truly grateful to have received the Japanese Language Study Support Scholarship, which has helped reduce my financial burden. Although I am still in my first year, I promise to use the scholarship effectively, study hard, and achieve good grades in order to live up to the expectations of the scholarship foundation that hired me and my parents in Vietnam.

After graduation, I hope to work in Japan long-term and obtain permanent residency. In the future, I dream of becoming a bridge for importing Vietnamese agricultural products. If delicious fruits from not only Vietnam but also Southeast Asia were to appear on Japanese dining tables, Japanese food would become even richer than before. It's a big dream for me, but it's a hope that overflows from the bottom of my heart, and I'm doing my best to achieve it.