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The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild's credits have almost exclusively Japanese people in them; but one name sticks out: WILDLIFE PROGRAMMING By searching around, people have found this forum post from 2007: Semp Posted: Sunday, October 7, 2007 15:14 GMT Corey Bunnell New User Mother tongue: English Posts: 3 Joined: Sunday, October 7, 2007 Location: United States Posted: Sunday, October 7, 2007 15:28 GMT Jane Lamb-Ruiz TC Master Mother tongue: English Joined: Saturday, November Shogo Kihara Corey Bunnell Post #129505 -0 +0 Post high school student seeking advice about Japan Hello. I graduated from high school this and I have not yet applied to any university. I plan on doing so but I am not sure what to do as of yet. For my senior year in high school I spent 5 months in Japan as an exchange student. Also before this I went on a three week exchange to the same school. Both exchanges were great experiences for me, and I really want to get back in Japan as soon as possible. I was looking into going to a 2 year language school which would enable me to pass the highest level profiency test. I found out that my local VSAC student loan center doesn't support any sort of school in Japan so l would have to pay for school out of my own pocket or through a regular expensive loan. This really puts a poison on me going to school there. My dream is to live in Japan and work for Nintendo as a game designer. I realize this is a very large goal but it has been my dream since I first played Mario. I need help figuring out how to achieve this goal. I know I would need to goto a game design school of some sort, and also get my Japanese to a level where I can speak and write professionally. What would any of you recomend? I know this post is VERY general, so please ask me questions that would make your advice more helpful. Thank you all in advanced! Follow your dreams. Reply Quote Edit Post #129506-in reply to # 129505 +0 -0 RE: Post high school student seeking advice about Japan Hi Corey Find out about teaching English in Japan as a way to get closer to what you want to do. It doesn't pay so well but it well get YOU THERE.

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The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild's credits have almost exclusively Japanese people in them; but one name sticks out: WILDLIFE PROGRAMMING By searching around, people have found this forum post from 2007: Semp Posted: Sunday, October 7, 2007 15:14 GMT Corey Bunnell New User Mother tongue: English Posts: 3 Joined: Sunday, October 7, 2007 Location: United States Posted: Sunday, October 7, 2007 15:28 GMT Jane Lamb-Ruiz TC Master Mother tongue: English Joined: Saturday, November Shogo Kihara Corey Bunnell Post #129505 -0 +0 Post high school student seeking advice about Japan Hello. I graduated from high school this and I have not yet applied to any university. I plan on doing so but I am not sure what to do as of yet. For my senior year in high school I spent 5 months in Japan as an exchange student. Also before this I went on a three week exchange to the same school. Both exchanges were great experiences for me, and I really want to get back in Japan as soon as possible. I was looking into going to a 2 year language school which would enable me to pass the highest level profiency test. I found out that my local VSAC student loan center doesn't support any sort of school in Japan so l would have to pay for school out of my own pocket or through a regular expensive loan. This really puts a poison on me going to school there. My dream is to live in Japan and work for Nintendo as a game designer. I realize this is a very large goal but it has been my dream since I first played Mario. I need help figuring out how to achieve this goal. I know I would need to goto a game design school of some sort, and also get my Japanese to a level where I can speak and write professionally. What would any of you recomend? I know this post is VERY general, so please ask me questions that would make your advice more helpful. Thank you all in advanced! Follow your dreams. Reply Quote Edit Post #129506-in reply to # 129505 +0 -0 RE: Post high school student seeking advice about Japan Hi Corey Find out about teaching English in Japan as a way to get closer to what you want to do. It doesn't pay so well but it well get YOU THERE.

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