u/Japonika_1868

These scammers, especially that one man that hands out CDs and then pressures people for a donation, they shouldn't be on campus. I usually just ignore them or speak another language, but I've seen many others intimidated to or pressured to give money. If you get approached by one, just ignore them unless you want to donate money to them!

This isn't Times Square, this is a university campus. No student that might be tight on money should be pressured to give money to scammers.

My financial aid isn't being disbursed and we're close to the due date for tuition fees. What do I do?

They're taking an awful long time.

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Is there a specific day on when I would get paid for Annual Training?

I'm currently a university student in the U.S. and I want to eventually move to Japan. I don't have Japanese citizenship but my mother has Japanese citizenship and she's born and raised in Japan, so I'm wondering if I'm able to just get a child of a Japanese national visa even if I'm not on the koseki. I can also speak Japanese and have family in Japan I'm close to as well.

My major is Japanese, so I'm also wondering what my options in Japan are for work. I plan on getting a Masters degree before moving to Japan as well.

I have a couple of camp collar short-sleeve button-up shirts, and I was wondering if I wanted to be historically accurate, would people be wearing like a tank top under it?