Comments by "Serenity\x27s Solace" (@serenityssolace) on "The Japan Reporter" channel.

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  30. I actually agree with the governments approach to make the foreign students pay more than native. It is the government in the first place that gives them the opportunity to study in Japanese universities. The reason for this initiative is like a future investment to the economy. They do it, so you can acquire specific knowledge in order to contribute to Japan in the future. I say that this is right because Japan is famous for it's high standards in science and technology. So people who can write in their biography that they studied in Japan are highly regarded. That means they can easily find a job outside of Japan in the future. Japan wants to avoid this. With making them pay more, they can find out who's truly committed to live in Japan longterm.(which probably means that their parents have to pay, which is sad though). It's obvious that most of the students studying in Japan get a good taste of Japan's insane working conditions. That would probably turn them away from the country in the future. But enough of that. Nobita, thank you for making this video. I really wasn't aware that such an issue exists in Japan. What really won my interest is the info about the college costs in 1995 and 2019. This phenomenon is apparent in every country. I think this is a side effect of the aggressive capitalism that most countries implement. Like printing more and more money. But I don't know. It's the same pattern everytime. Cost of living of every aspect increases while income decreases. Then comes a huge economic crush. Everything goes to shit. Then things start from zero again. This repeats all the time. I think we need to introduce a new financial/economic system. Something better than Capitalism, Communism, Socialism and all these shitty systems.
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