If I were 20 years younger, I'd be knocking on your door. Japan is a great place to experience and live. And great food. I'm from the UK, but have lived in Fra

If I were 20 years younger, I'd be knocking on your door. Japan is a great place to experience and live. And great food. I'm from the UK, but have lived in France and Spain. I had a fluent Japanese speaking and reading g/f for a while, and since we spent time in Japan, I studied it at Edinburgh University (evening classes) for a year. It's quite a tricky language, mainly because you have to learn every word, whereas, for obvious reasons, there is a lot of crossover in the broadly Latin-based languages.. However, there are plenty of language schools all over Tokyo, often taught by native English speakers, so you easily get started. And, of course, being in the country makes learning so much easier. The Japanese are great fun too. What a great opportunity for some lucky individual.