A: It is not difficult to fill out the relevant forms issued by the flight attendant on the plane. After arriving at Narita Airport, you should pick up your luggage first, and then go through the entry formalities in Japan. That's all that matters. As long as you have a visa, it should be no problem. They will ask you some questions, for example, what are you doing in Japan? English, Japanese and even Chinese will do. Then go through the customs. If there are no prohibited items, it will be easy. The University of Tsukuba may send you a bus route to the school. If no one picks you up, I suggest taking the bus, which is the most convenient, like four trips a day. If the last bus has left, you have to take the tram. When you get to school, the school will provide you with some convenience, such as driving you to the city service office to apply for a foreigner's landing permit. At the University of Tsukuba, it seems unnecessary and impossible to buy a monthly ticket. It's better to have a bike. In addition, you'd better bring 300,000-500,000 yen in cash, and the rest will be remitted by your family after you go to a bank and account in Japan. There may be problems on the first day of accommodation. If the school can't be arranged or you arrive too late, you'll have to live outside. Please refer to the one where I lived: Tel: 0298-5 1-5 152. In addition, if possible, carve a smaller seal, only with a surname. Others, the above answer is very good!