Postby Psy » June 26th, 2011 5:00 am
I suppose I'll be nice and throw a bone out on this one since no one else has responded:
It seems to me like you're giving up on an aspiration before you've even started work on it. There are a lot of people & places in Japan, and although what happened in the Tōhoku region was terrible and its effects will surely be long-lasting, the majority of the nation's cities and people have remained-- at least insofar as the natural disaster is concerned-- largely unaffected. Therefore it is naive to assume from the outset (unless of course you were planning to go to Sendai) that your aspiration to study overseas has suddenly become impossible.
Considering I don't know anything about you, your school or its exchange programs, there isn't any specific information I can provide or help look up for you. However, if I had any advice (and this applies not only to overseas trips but to education and life in general), it is to continue asking people questions and to be persistent. There's usually a way to achieve things if you work at it. If you have more information regarding what specifically it is you're wanting to do, I'm sure there will be someone on the boards here who will be able to point you in the right direction.
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