>>53
Looks like you're on your way. I've sucked at math since Grade 11 before then I was A's all the time. If I move to Japan, I'm thinking of working in the entertainment business, because that is really where being a gaijin can be an advantage. That and of course, teaching English. But ganbare to you. Getting a 'normal' job is possible, just harder than your home country, at least, this is what I've heard.