hi!!! im from the philippines and im 15 years old (going 16 on january and im a boy)....and i want to move to japan and study there before i turn 16 or go there before august and september 2010 just for the sake of my studies because i heard schools in japan usually start in august...actually, both of my parents live in japan(i live with my gandma), they're in nagano but is now renting a house in chiba...i just wanna ask if there are public or private (which i prefer more) schools in japan that teach subjects in english and only costs CHEAP...i know most private and international schools in japan teach classes in english...but they cost a lot...i want to go to a school that only cost like 100,000-150,000 yen only for a whole year including tuition, miscellaneous fees and other fees throughout the year, because i do not belong to a reach family...of course, i want schools near tokyo,chiba or nagano..any of the three as long as i can study in a japanese school with no language gap because of english...basically, here are my questions.. 1. What schools(either private or public) in japan offer classes that are taught in english that only cost cheap. Like 100,000-150,000 yen? 2. What month does schools start in Japan? 3. How much money should i bring to school for transportation and food? 4. Does BULLYING exist in japan, particularly in highschools? Especially if im a new student and im not a japanese (although i look like a japanese) 5. What are the subjects that taught in japan? Coz i want kanji lessons! 6. Can you pick what classes are you going to attend in Japan?? Or do they give you different subjects that you must always attend. 7. Do students in japan go to another room every subject or is the teacher is the only one who moves for to another room? 8. What year will i be in if i go to japan by august???is it middle school, junior high, senior high? Note: Please leave a link for schools that you would recommend.. Thanks! uhmmm, i cant ask my parents about this...why??because they want me to study in the philippines, so im trying to find REASONS and ANDSWERS to insist my parent about it...if they find about this, they'd probably tell me to stop this illusion...
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Why don't you simply ask your parents, since they live there?
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