Idaho → Japan → The World
A student's honest account of full-immersion exchange, English acquisition, and what it actually feels like to think in a second language.
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9 months at Idaho Arts Charter School. Full immersion, no Japanese allowed.
Writing about English learning, study abroad, and entrance exams on Crowdworks.
Faculty of Law, Politics & Economics at Chiba University. Class of 2028.
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