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Buying and registering a used bicycle in Japan
How to Japan

Buying and registering a used bicycle in Japan

Did you know that there is more to buying a bicycle in Japan than getting one at a store and using it to reach your train station quicker? Whether you’re looking at purchasing a new or used bike, here’s a guide to help you with the process and avoid unnecessary issues. 

What Is A Japanese Rental Guarantor Company And Why Do You Need One?
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What Is A Japanese Rental Guarantor Company And Why Do You Need One?

Leasing an apartment in Japan can be complicated! Learn more about guarantor options to secure your ideal apartment in Japan.

How to watch sumo at the Ryougoku Kokugikan
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How to watch sumo at the Ryougoku Kokugikan

Seeing a sumo tournament at the Ryougoku Kokugikan is an unforgettable experience that we recommend doing if you are in Tokyo. You will not regret it!

10 Fun Things to do in Yokohama!
Living in Japan

10 Fun Things to do in Yokohama!

As the weather warms in Japan, nothing is better than hopping on the train and taking a stroll by the water. Though Yokohama Station is only a 30-minute ride from Tokyo’s Shinjuku Station, the ambiance

How to buy a bicycle in Japan
How to Japan

How to buy a bicycle in Japan

Need a bike in Japan but not sure where to go? Do you need bicycle insurance? Read our complete guide to buying a bicycle in Japan.

Insiders Guide to Visiting Akihabara
Living in Japan

Insiders Guide to Visiting Akihabara

If you are or decide to visit Tokyo, going to the hugely famous district of Akihabara is a must. Do not miss it!

6 Benefits to Working in Japan
Working in Japan

6 Benefits to Working in Japan

Thinking about getting a job in Japan, but not quite sure? We list 6 of the best reasons why you should work in Japan.

Are Japanese banks foreigner friendly?
Living in Japan

Are Japanese banks foreigner friendly?

Has Japanese banking become more foreigner friendly? Jobs in Japan investigates.

How to politely reject someone in Japanese
Living in Japan

How to politely reject someone in Japanese

Japanese people have an indirect way of saying no. This is due to the indirect communication common in Japanese culture. People are expected to perceive subtle methods of communication to understand what other people’s intentions are.

4 Things to Consider Before Quitting Your Job in Japan
Working in Japan

4 Things to Consider Before Quitting Your Job in Japan

From housing to visa to pension, here are four things you need to know before you decide to quit your job in Japan.