"Maple leaves and Sakura pedals" Japan: Part II

I've actually looked up one talent agency that specializes in Gaijin Celebrities. They've had quite a few successful people come from there but if I join, the main thing that I'm gonna b e known for is Wushu and I'm just not good enough to perform anythin' that'll make people's mouths drop yet. So I need to either get better at speaking Japanese or train as hard as **** to look damn super cool in Wushu. Either way is gonna be tough...
 
Do both, the whole gaijin thing's usually just a gimmeck over there anyway. Not the best of reasons to be well known.
 
From what the guy at the agency said, it takes time to build up some status in the Entertainment Industry. It could be anywhere from 3 months to 6 months to a year. I totally wanna do both and I bet that I could (I'm in Japan after all), but I really need the money right now and that's why I only have one day off a week. Prehaps after a month or so, I'm might start doing the showbiz thing when I have the time and money.

Hopefully I'll be able to start soon, because the majority of Japanese people here like to see younger performers. I'm 24 right now.
 

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