I miss Meiji Academy a lot

My stay in Japan was one of the best times of my life. It was short, but intense and memorable. I met inspiring and wonderful people there, I hope we can meet again in the future.
The classes were very efficient and my Japanese level is really good now. I don't want to show off, but I really improved a lot, more than I was expecting, and I am able to speak about many topics now. I would say that the most complicated part is the vocabulary, because you have to remember a lot of new words every day. My teachers suggested buying some vocabulary flash cards that Japanese students often use for school. I found some at the 100 yen shop and indeed, it was a good idea.
The business classes were really cool too. Working in Japan seems very strict but I think I would love to live there.