/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

So /jp/, what is the best/easiest job to get in Japan other than English teacher? I hate kids.

I'd love to go to animation school and try to become an animator, or work in video games.

[Anonymous No.]

Why do you want to go to Japan in the first place?

[Anonymous No.]

>I'd love to go to animation school and try to become an animator, or work in video games.
Then go to Korea or India. NEXT.

[Anonymous No.]

You'll never work on glorious Nippon games or animation.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3410478
Comiket is the only valid reason.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3410477

Korea is just a fake Japan...

India sucks.

[Anonymous No.]

>I'd love to go to animation school and try to become an animator

...Wow, that would be a terrible job.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3410472
>I'd love to go to animation school and try to become an animator, or work in video games.
>in Japan
So, you want to pay thousands of dollars to be able to sell yourself into slavery?

[Anonymous No.]

>>3410493
>Korea is just a fake Japan...
>India sucks.
Which is why they outsource all their animators there. Cheap labor. You aren't especially bright, are you?

[Anonymous No.]

>>3410497

Not if you love it, and everyone has to start at the bottom. Who's to say that I won't become the next Miyazaki?

[Anonymous No.]

>>3410525
You're not Japanese. You'll never be the next Miyazaki, Makoto Shinkai, Isao Takahata, or Satoshi Kon.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3410523

That's only less reason for me to go to Korea or India over Japan. Cheap labor for Japan means less money for the people doing the work.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3410525
Obviously has never visited sankaku.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3410472
>I'd love to go to animation school and try to become an animator, or work in video games.

Enjoy your unreasonable deadlines.

[Anonymous No.]

Become an animator in America.
High pay, no talent required.

[Anonymous No.]

From what I remember, the top guy at Gonzo is a gaijin.

There is some hope.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3410599
LOL

[Anonymous No.]

>>3410590

It isn't just about pay for me. I am an artist and have integrity. I wold never want to work on that flash shit that America spews out.

[Cyrus !!abIc2O8kqZb No.]

>I'd love to go to animation school and try to become an animator, or work in video games.

Yeah, just like everyone else.

Take a number.

[Anonymous No.]

If you want to get into the animation business, it might be easier to go to the Philippines.
70% of Toei's animation is done there.
And quite a few of the Pixar animators come from there; there's a lot of hidden Filipino stuff in Pixar movies.

[Anonymous No.]

Become a sumo wrestler. You're fat enough.

[Anonymous No.]

the SHAFT company are geniuses

[Anonymous No.]

Believe it.

[Anonymous No.]

"I love American cars! I want to go to Detroit and build some! And then one day, I will be CEO of Ford!"

[Anonymous No.]

>>3410701
and then 20 years later he makes a post "wow, I did it!"
and you're like "Damn, wheres my "Itoshki Nozomu: My Sex-Slave is a Hikimori" eng patch?"

[Anonymous No.]

Suggest OP read this article:
http://edition.cnn.com/2009/BUSINESS/07/30/japan.animation.recession/index.html#cnnSTCText

[Anonymous No.]

>>3410682

>SHAFT

>animation

[Uguu~ !!bTfelQViuUO No.]

>I'd love to go to animation school and try to become an animator, or work in video games.

uguu...seriously? Uguuu....if you want to work in video games get programming...uguu...becoming an animator is down right retarded uguu....

[Anonymous No.]

I've wanted to compose music for vidya or animu in Japan for a while, but /jp/ kinda convinced me a while ago that I'd be treated like a slave and that they probably don't want a dirty gaijin involved in their works anyway.

Sounds reasonable enough, but I still want to believe ;_;