There has been a major change that might affect your residence ard when you arrive in Japan: Immigration Services Agency (ISA), the official body responsible for immigration affairs, declared that the Residence and My Number card can be combined into a single card, called the 特定在留カード (tokutei zairyu kaado), as of June 15, 2026. This […]
If you have some time, try these Japanese cultural experiences and tick off the “bucket list” of things you should do in Japan.
We will introduce the most popular types of Japanese street food you’re likely to come across at a festival here in Japan
Planning a career pivot to Japan involves navigating a unique corporate landscape and understanding specific cultural expectations. While Japan is a global leader in technology and offers incredible professional opportunities, there is also a darker side to the employment market that every job seeker should be aware of — including the issue of black company […]
Health insurance and pension in Japan are mandatory for residents in Japan including international students, but they can be expensive. Luckily, you can apply for exemptions and reductions.
It’s easy to feel lonely when you just came to Japan. How do you make friends and meet new people? We will explore some strategies for building relationships and connecting with others whilst in Japan.
For pet owners who are planning to move to Japan, know that bringing your pet along with you is an entirely valid option. In this article, we will introduce the procedure for bringing your pets to Japan, some things to keep in mind about keeping a pet in Japan, as well as how to find a pet-friendly apartment in Japan.
Japan is filled with ancient traditions and cultural energy that come alive with yearly festivals. These fun celebrations, called “祭り” matsuri in Japanese, offer a glimpse into the country’s rich culture, honoring gods, seasons, and community bonds. Take a trip through Japan’s captivating festivals, discover their unique customs, and immerse yourself in the spirit of […]
