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I like German - no, I LOVE German! It's true that there are many grammatical rules in German but once you started learning German, you'll become a lot more aware and interested in English grammar. The two languages are related and were once similar to Latin. German belongs to a group called 'Indo-European languages' - the same group as Greek and Iranian (that's another story)
Anyways, I found German to be useful and fun to learn. There are many words that are similar to English and are usually just 2 single words put together, so the meaning makes sense. It's a logical language. It's useful for me because I work in the Science field that sometimes requires me to read in German. So German is useful for me when I start looking for a job in science. It depends on what job you are interested in the future.
Which is easier? There's no answer to that but personally I found German a lot easier than French coz I can't pronounce words in French properly (too nasal for me). I never liked Japanese because EVERYONE when I went to school learnt Japanese so that wasn't unique (besides the economy of Japan is on a down hill..) Asian languages are maybe not as useful as European languages (apart from Chinese).
For fun you can try Russian - I can only remember one word from it! It's very hard..
Good luck!