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Let's take a look at the universal, friends, love and meeting people!


Study abroad
The most common place to meet people is when studying abroad.

In particular, there are many encounters such as ‘people who are in the same class at the school where you are studying’, and schools are a treasure trove of encounters, both at home and abroad.

If you go to study abroad, almost everyone you meet will be a foreigner/foreigner, so it is a highly probable way for those who really want to meet someone.

Working holiday
We also saw episodes of meeting people on working holidays. If you have graduated from school, this is a good way to meet people.

The partners are often people from work or people who share the same house in a shared house.

Especially in shared houses visited by international students and working holidaymakers, everyone has a different environment and is more open, so it is thought that there are many chances to meet people.

Travelling abroad
There were also people who met someone on a trip abroad who became friends and developed a romantic relationship.

There are a wide variety of ways to meet people when travelling abroad, such as becoming friends with the staff at the hotel you are travelling to, being picked up while swimming at the beach, or meeting someone when attending a festival abroad.

In this survey, it seems that solo travellers had more chances to meet people, so it is a good idea to look for encounters while enjoying a solo trip to your favourite country.

Is there a chance to meet people when travelling alone? Recommended places to go at home and abroad, and notes for men and women!

What kind of foreigners do you often meet?
What kind of foreigners do Japanese people actually have the most chances to meet?

Ranking of nationalities most frequently encountered

39: USA

23: South Korea

9: Australia, Canada

8: China

7 people: United Kingdom

6 persons: Thailand

5 persons: Italy

4: Taiwan

3: Indonesia, Spain, Germany, Philippines, Brazil

2: Singapore, Sri Lanka, New Zealand, Nepal, Malaysia, Mexico

1: Argentina, Armenia, Israel, India, Ukraine, Saudi Arabia, Jamaica, Bangladesh, Vietnam, Belize, Czech Republic, Denmark, Romania, Russia

The overall trend is as follows.

Many met people from South Korea, China and Taiwan at the time of their study in Japan

Many US nationals were met in a pick-up style while travelling abroad or on the roadside in Japan

Australia and Canada are the most popular places to meet people on study or working holidays

Please refer to this as one data point.


How was your experience?

Isn't it exciting just to read it?

It's spring, so go out and meet new people!

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