In my opinion, I don't think that Japan's insular has resulted in fewer Japanese university students traveling to study. I might have this idea because I'm an undergraduate of the International department and I know a lot of people who is interested in going abroad to study. But, I have some reasons why.
First of all, the declining birthrate might be related to the result of the fact that Japanese students who go abroad for their education are decreasing. It was said in an article of Toyokeizai online. (http://www.toyokeizai.net/business/management_business/detail/AC/982429fb948bbed1b8190fd3849ffcba/page/2/)
Secondly, there's a financial problems. Going abroad cost a lot; not only traveling expenses, but also school expenses, living expenses and so on.
Even though students who go abroad to study are decreasing, the circumstances might be different from before. A bubble economy? A spread of Internet?...
Although I've been to some foreign countries to study English, I'm still interested in studying abroad. Maybe I have to translate my plan into action!!
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