/jp/ - Otaku Culture

i claim the last post in name of your waifu in the garbage can

さよなら、ばかがいじんさま

Hey /jp/. I made this thread on /pol/ yesterday and it went about how you would expect from pol.

You see, 2 years ago when I got my job I told myself i'd try to save $5000 to begin my dream of going to Japan. I picked up a second job in 2015 and worked relentlessly, about 40 hours a week. I didn't buy a car, walked home (i'm 90 minutes from work walk-wise) and cut my spending to just food and bus tickets.

Now, 2 years later, i'm finally at my $5000 personal goal. What a ride.

So, now I want to "begin" my journey. I'll soon quit my two jobs but I need to figure out where to go from here. How do I get to Japan work-wise?

As far as I know, these are my ONLY options:
*Join the navy/military and hope to get stationed in japan. If not, they'll pay for your 4 year bachelor's degree when you get out

*Move out of America and go somewhere else to get a bachelor's degree. A bachelor's degree is a requirement for Japan work visa's and the only workaround is marriage or 10 year work experience

*Get married to someone in Japan. This is the only workaround to the bachelor's degree requirement that I know about

*Get a student visa and acquire your student loan in Japan. What could possibly go wrong?

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I can finally begin my life at $5000, I just need to know the most optimal route going forward..

Any experience, /jp/?

Same request. But one thats less than 400mb.