Emergency Kit in Japan: What You Need to Pack for Disaster
Be prepared for earthquakes, typhoons, and more. Learn what to pack in your Japan emergency kit, where to keep it, and top apps for staying informed.
Be prepared for earthquakes, typhoons, and more. Learn what to pack in your Japan emergency kit, where to keep it, and top apps for staying informed.
Be prepared for earthquakes, typhoons, and more. Learn what to pack in your Japan emergency kit, where to keep it, and top apps for staying informed.
If you’re thinking of living and working in Japan, you are probably wondering what the average salary here is. A quick Google search will show you that the average salary is much lower than in other larger economies, such as the United States and many EU nations. However, we still need to consider the average […]
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If you are an international student in Japan on a student visa, graduating soon and still don’t have a job, Japan offers options that let you stay while you look for work. This type of status is known as the job-hunting visa. So, what is the “job-hunting visa”, what are the requirements, and how do […]
For international students who come to Japan, their goal is often to ultimately find a job in Japan (though in many cases, they also prefer to go back home). Most of you will typically be enrolled under a student visa, which, while it allows you to do part-time work under the right permit, does not […]
If you’re an international student, part-time jobs, or arubaito, can help support your living expenses.
Contrary to popular belief, Japan is nowhere close to the most expensive place to live (ranked around 46th in the world), which is great news for international students. While Japan can be quite affordable for students, some expenses still add up. Major cities such as Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, and Nagoya can cost a pretty penny, […]
While Japan is known for its vibrant drinking culture, the country’s legal drinking age is higher than that of most of its neighbors and even several European nations. In Japan, the legal drinking age is 20, and it applies to everyone, including foreigners, exchange students, and tourists. Even if you are visiting from a country where […]