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The bright lights, immaculate aisles, and dizzying array of products can overwhelm any first-time Japanese supermarket visitor. But fear not—this guide will be your passport to navigating the Japanese supermarket, including giving you recommendations! A Quick Jump To… National Chains vs. Local Gems Japan boasts several major supermarket chains, like Aeon, Seiyu, and Ito-Yokado, offering […]
Moving out of your Japanese apartment? Congratulations on your new chapter! But before you leave, there’s one hurdle to clear: the move-out inspection. This inspection, conducted by your landlord or their representative, assesses the apartment’s condition and determines your security deposit. This blog will be your guide to walk through the process. A Quick Jump […]
So, you’re ready to rock out in Japan! But navigating the world of concert tickets can be daunting, especially with a language barrier. Fear not, music lover! This guide will equip you with the knowledge to score awesome tickets and handle any hiccups. Coto Academy is a Japanese language school located in Tokyo and Yokohama. […]
This blog article is an extract from our Ebook “Being A Digital Nomad in Japan Ultimate Guide.” To read the full content, you can simply download our free ebook at the end of this article! Want to experience living in Japan to work remotely for a few months, but a 3-month tourist visa is not […]
Japan, a land steeped in rich tradition and captivating beauty, offers a unique glimpse into the world of weddings. Stepping beyond the typical white gown and ceremony, Japanese weddings blend ancient Shinto rituals with modern elements, creating a ceremony brimming with cultural significance and emotional depth. This blog will take you through traditional Japanese weddings, […]
Whether embarking on a life-changing adventure or chasing career goals, finding a comfortable and convenient place to call home in Japan is crucial. Don’t worry; navigating the unique housing landscape doesn’t have to be a headache! Buckle up for a whirlwind tour of your Japanese housing options. This blog will give you basic information about […]
Craving comfort food, friendly vibes, and budget-friendly options in Japan? Look no further than ファミリーレストラン family restaurant or ファミレス famiresu, the universal family restaurants loved by locals and travelers alike. From juicy hamburg steaks to creamy pasta, famiresu offers a diverse menu catering to all ages and tastes. This blog will introduce a few famiresu […]
Japan is a country full of culture, history, and natural beauty. The allure of Japan is undeniable. Yet, understanding the language and culture is key to immersing oneself in the Japanese way of life. This is where the concept of “arubaito” (アルバイト), or part-time work, comes into play, offering travelers a unique gateway into the […]
To honor Emperor Naruhito’s birthday on February 23 in the current Reiwa period, we take a look at the origins of this holiday, the monarchy, and how Tokyo is involved.
When engaging in business in Japan, the exchange of business cards, or “名刺 (meishi),” is a critical element of professional etiquette that carries deep cultural significance. This ceremonial exchange is more than a mere transfer of contact information; it’s a formal gesture of mutual respect and the first step in building a professional relationship. To […]