Japan.

I can't keep doing this. I've been living here for like two and a half years and I'm not an immigration expert. I don't know the pros and cons are like living somewhere in a country. Valid crash out. I feel like everyone that's moved to Japan has felt like this, but I don't want people to watch this and feel like, oh, it's impossible to move to Japan. The thing with Japanese culture is you really have to abide by or you can go ahead and do your own thing. Moving to Japan as a foreigner is a little bit like having Asian parents. You can't just say, yo, I'm gonna be a content creator, I'm gonna drop out of school. Do you think my parents would? No, no, no, no. Japan's version of this would be like, go get a job and then you can go do whatever, which is exactly what I did. So I'm not a full-time content creator. I know a lot of people think that I am. I do have another full-time job and I totally think anyone can do this. Like, prerequisites to do that are you need to have Japanese, you need to have a degree and ideally an extra skill. So if you have those three things, anyone can move to Japan. Even the Japanese people who were born and raised here, they have to do that first to some extent before they can go off and follow their dreams.