Living
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How to Use Buses in Japan
Riding the bus in Japan is a useful secondary means of public transportation not to be underestimate
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The Best Online Stores For Buying Imported Goods
Moving away from your home country and leaving behind a support network made up of your family and f
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Japanese Yen: A Two-Decade Low
If you’ve kept up with recent news, you’ve probably already seen that the Japanese yen is currently
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How to Apply for a Dependent Visa in Japan?
A dependent visa in Japan is necessary for any international student who plans to bring his or her f
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Life as a Muslim in Japan
If you're planning to move to Japan as a Muslim, there are some vital things you should know before
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The Ultimate Konbini Comparison Guide
Since their arrival to Japan in the 1970s, konbini (convenient stores) have dominated the world of c
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English-Speaking Gas and Electricity Utilities in Japan That Can Actually Save You Money!
When living in Japan, the biggest problems when using new gas and electricity services are the langu
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A Guide to Being an International Student in Japan
How does the idea of studying abroad sound to you? Exploring a different culture than your own opens
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My Number Card in Japan: Your Questions Answered
We have put together some of the most asked questions to help you navigate the "My Number" or "indiv
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How to Make Friends in Japan
If you have ever moved out of your hometown, you know how hard it can be to rebuild a social circle
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What Is Japan’s Upper House Election?
You may have seen politicians campaigning around popular stations recently to rally voters for Japan
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What You Need to Know About Getting a Health Checkup in Japan
An annual health checkup is one of the services that are part of the Japanese national health system
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Pet-Friendly Cafes in Tokyo
Do you love your dog but also miss going to cute and delicious cafes? Pet owners know how hard it ca
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What You Need to Know About Divorce in Japan
Marriages sometimes do not always pan out as predicted, and you might be in need of a general unders
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“Akiya”, the Phenomenon of Vacant Japanese Houses
The phenomenon of akiya (空き家), Japan's vacant houses, started in the late fifties and has been under
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Japan to Reopen Borders to Tourists – But There’s a Catch!
There are many people all over the world waiting for Japan to reopen its borders to tourists. The bo