So, for the past few weeks I have been getting used to working in Japan. It has been a interesting experience so far. I have learned very quickly that I have so many bosses that I am pretty much owned by everyone. The layers of BS one has to go though to get an answer can cause a person to stop asking questions all together. There seems to be a system for everything in this country! Even if a detailed system is not needed the Japanese tend to set up a complex way to achieve even the most simple task. This useless way of getting anything done would drive me crazy in the states but I try my best to humor the Japanese and their cultural differences. With that said I am one of the few, the brave, the Nu-Nova teacher.
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