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You can’t visit Japan without trying sushi — and you shouldn’t leave without knowing how to say the different types of sushi in Japanese, either. Unlike the Western-style sushi rolls topped with avocado, mayonnaise, or cream cheese, traditional Japanese sushi is much simpler. If you ever go to an omakase restaurant in Japan, sushi is […]
If you’re living in Japan on a working or permanent visa and want to bring your family over, the simplest option is to apply for a Dependent Visa for your spouse and children. This allows them to come to Japan under your sponsorship. But while the Dependent Visa may seem straightforward, there are important things […]
Job Hunting has always been a bit of a pain. But what if you could get someone to do everything for you? That’s where recruitment agencies come in.
Now that you have landed a job interview in Japan, you must be wondering what manners you need to know. Understandably, you might be nervous since interviews are when you need to put your best foot forward. So, how should you present yourself in front of your potential employers? As you may know, Japan places […]
Despite all the good of convenience stores and Japanese drugstores, sometimes we just need to go to a supermarket to get all of the things we need in one go. And if you want to survive in Japan, you should know about the Japanese supermarket, because chances are, you’ll be spending a lot of time […]
When meeting a new client in Japan, one of the first things you need to do is exchange business cards, known as 名刺 (meishi). In many other countries, business cards are often seen as a formality or just a way to pass along your name, title, and company info. But in Japan, meishi exchange is […]
Dining at Japanese restaurants can be a delightful experience, from savoring delicious sushi to enjoying a hot bowl of ramen. However, at the end of the meal, you may find yourself wondering how to ask for the bill. If you’re traveling or living in Japan, dining out is one of the best ways to experience […]
What are some of the biggest culture shocks you’ve experienced in Japan? Coming to the country, you might not want to bring with you the “Western culture” complex that many have seen across the globe — or on social media. We might want to acclimate to the Japanese way of life as best as we […]