The Black Experience Japan | Leaving America to Become a Software Developer in Japan (Black in Japan) | MFiles @TheBlackExJp | Uploaded January 2022 | Updated October 2024, 1 week ago.
In this episode of The Melanated Files (MFiles), we introduce Terrance Reynolds, a Software Developer, who has been living in Japan for five years. Terrance initially came to Japan as an English Teacher, but taught himself how to code and then transitioned to a full-time Software Developer position in Tokyo. Watch to hear his story.
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The Melanated Files or the MFiles is a Black Experience in Japan's series that highlights black people from diverse countries across the globe. It focuses on sharing the story of the individual; who they are; what they do; what they are passionate about; and what their experience has been so far, as a black person living in a foreign land.
Melanated is a word that is regularly used in the black community. It means “full of melanin.” Files is in reference to the collection of stories of black people that will be shared in this series.
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In this episode of The Melanated Files (MFiles), we introduce Terrance Reynolds, a Software Developer, who has been living in Japan for five years. Terrance initially came to Japan as an English Teacher, but taught himself how to code and then transitioned to a full-time Software Developer position in Tokyo. Watch to hear his story.
Follow us across social media here: @theblackexjp
You can find Terrance on Instagram here: @terrance95_
You can find Terrance's YouTube channel here: youtube.com/c/terrancereynolds
Join our channel membership program to support us and get access to perks:
bit.ly/2N3CPrc
You can support our mission here:
Patreon:
patreon.com/theblackexjp
Paypal:
paypal.me/bejp
Merch store:
the-black-experience-japan.creator-spring.com
Bitcoin address:
12DcfBVZDwS9Ys2vbUmbx45iZ22EFexM8e
SUBSCRIBE to our channel: goo.gl/BToqWv
Join our Facebook group if you’re looking to visit or relocate to Japan here: facebook.com/groups/theblackexjp
The Melanated Files or the MFiles is a Black Experience in Japan's series that highlights black people from diverse countries across the globe. It focuses on sharing the story of the individual; who they are; what they do; what they are passionate about; and what their experience has been so far, as a black person living in a foreign land.
Melanated is a word that is regularly used in the black community. It means “full of melanin.” Files is in reference to the collection of stories of black people that will be shared in this series.
If you would like to be featured or know a black person living in Japan or another foreign land, who would like to be featured, please send us a message on our Facebook page: facebook.com/theblackexjp Or tweet or DM us @theblackexjp
Visit our website: blackexjp.com
Also remember to subscribe for weekly videos on the black experience across the globe.
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Thank you for watching!
#blackinjapan #mfiles #terrance
