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I think I failed to mention this but if anyone is in college they can see if their school has a study abroad program. If you get over there on a student visa you can work "part time" although most places will let you run up full time hours. Joining the military also used to be a good way to get...

The front shafts for the S14 are a bit longer than the S13 but they'll still fit. The rears aren't even close.

If you can get Uras in the US go for them. They're strong as shit.

Kobe is pretty pricey. It's literally next door to Osaka (think twin cities of Japan) so it's almost like living there. Fukuoka would be a good choice. It's big but not crazy expensive. Plus there are plenty of tuning shops (Gun Sports) and you'll be close to Sekia which is undoubtedly one of...

I've always wanted to spend a bit of time living in New York but you couldn't pay me to live in Tokyo. lol.

Actually Kyoto is a pretty cool place to live. It's a big city but not crazy like Osaka/Tokyo and the prices are more reasonable. There are areas in Kyoto away from downtown that are still bustling because of all the temples and such but apartment prices are reasonable. It's thick with tuning...

...i wont survive on $25,000 US... It all depends on what kinds of bills you have, how you spend your money and where you live in Japan. If you have alot of college debt and plan on going out and "partying" it can be tight. However if you're the type that prefers to spend your time hanging...

In regards to non-teaching related jobs you have to look at it this way. If you had two people of equal qualification you could choose from to hire would you pick the one who is fluent in your language and aware of all the cultural nuances because they are native or would you go for the one who...

Don't quote me on this but you may be able to work part time (no more than 30 hours a week) on a 2 year degree. But if you throw private lessons in there you can still make plenty of cash. Honestly knowing a lot of Japanese isn't a requirement. The staff at your school will help you with all...

I noticed the talk about people thinking about moving to Japan and thought I'd offer up a bit of what I know. I've lived in Japan for most of my life and have seen people come over many different ways but teaching seems to be the easiest. If you have a college degree (any major) it's actually...