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Sayonara to Summer: Escaping the City in Celebration of Autumn
Autumn will be short this year since the summer weather lasted to the end of September. To help you enjoy fall, Tokyo has many great day trip spots which are reachable within one hour or more so time to enjoy this colorful season.
Job Hunting in Japan After Losing Your Job
Losing a job in Japan as an expat can be a challenging experience, but it’s also an opportunity to start fresh. Whether you’ve been laid off or your contract ended, understanding how to navigate the local job market is key to finding your next role and getting back on track quickly.
The Floral Seasons of Japan: A year in color
Discover the beauty of Japan’s seasonal flowers in this guide, highlighting iconic blooms like cherry blossoms, wisteria, and hydrangea. Experience nature’s vibrant palette throughout the year in Japan.
Discover the Artistry of Arita and Imari: Porcelain in Japan
Have you ever marveled at the intricate designs of Japanese porcelain? If you visit Imari and Arita in Saga Prefecture, you’ll have the chance to explore the birthplace of this timeless art form! Read this article for recommendations on where to buy the finest Imari and Arita ware, join hands-on porcelain-making workshops, and learn about the rich cultural history behind these world-famous ceramics.
How to Eat a Proper Japanese Meal Like a Local
Curious about the do’s and don’ts of dining in Japan? If you want to blend in with the locals and experience a traditional Japanese meal the right way, you’ve come to the right place.
Budget Friendly Serviced Offices in Tokyo – Business Garden
Finding an office space in Tokyo isn’t easy thanks to high rents and complicated procedures. If you’re looking for a working space or a small office for your business in Tokyo, Business Garden could be exactly what you’re looking for.
Hiring Red Flags Part 3: At the Interview
I hate to admit this, but my life is so much easier now that I have fewer employees. When I was running a division or a team, a failed hire was an inconvenience; however, it