Buying clothes in Japan? Use this handy guide to easily compare Japanese and Western sizes for women's, men's, and children's apparel.
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Read moreIn Japan, Elementary school starts at the age of 6, Junior High at the age of 12, and High School at the age of 15. In Japan compulsory education lasts from the 1st grade of Elementary school until the 3rd grade (grade 9) of Junior High school. Here is a comparison of the Age and Grade Structures between Japan and other countries.
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Read moreThe Japanese address format can be quite confusing for many foreigners living in Japan. In this article, you will learn how to read, write, say, and understand Japanese addresses. You will also learn how to place an online order using a Japanese address.
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Read moreFireworks (hanabi) festivals in Tokyo 2024. Many large-scale firework events that light up the sky beautifully during summer are held all around Japan each year. These are the major firework events that are scheduled for the Tokyo area.
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Read moreJapan has strict dress codes for many occasions. Whether you are attending a business meeting, wedding or funeral, make sure you know what to wear.
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Read moreSpending time at the beach is a wonderful way to escape the heat and humidity of Tokyo’s scorching summer. Check out ten best beaches in the vicinity of Tokyo from our curated selection.
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Read moreTo make travel by train in and around Tokyo easier, there are IC cards that are used instead of tickets. You may notice there are two kinds of IC cards, PASMO and SUICA. This quick overview will show you how they are different and help you decide which is best for you.
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Read moreThose with children coming to Japan and planning to drive will need to know the laws regarding child safety in cars. Some might be surprised at either the strictness or laxness of the laws depending on what country you originated from. Here's what you need to know about child car seats laws in Japan.
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Read moreElectricity, gas, and water are the basic utility services needed for everyday life. In Japan there are many convenient ways in which you can pay your utility bills. Here's some info on the rate structure and the payment methods available to those living in Japan.
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Read moreWhen driving in Japan, you may need to plan additional time for parking due to the extra time it takes to not only find a parking space, but also the time it will take to carefully navigate into the space. This guide covers important information on parking in Japan that'll help save you time and money.
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Read moreIn Japan there are various Driver's Stickers the many drivers are legally required to place on their car. The purposes are mostly for safety reasons to make other drivers aware of a new driver or perhaps a handicapped driver. Here are some explanations of the different stickers and their meanings.
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Read moreTokyo has many great options for cooling off. Whether you’re looking to splash around or improve your stroke, these 10 pools are the perfect place to dive in!
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Read moreWorking in a Japanese company requires not only knowledge of Japanese business culture but also the use of a polite form of Japanese that is not commonly used in daily life. Here are some commonly used Japanese business phrases you are bound to encounter while working in Japan.
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Read moreJapan has a strict penalty and ticketing system for traffic offenses. Prepare yourself by understanding the rules and penalties before hitting the road.
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Read moreLooking for fun activities to do or places to go with your children in Tokyo? Here is a list full of places for you to consider when planning a day out with your children.
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Read moreIf you own a car or for whatever other reason need to drive in Japan, then you are acquainted with the Japanese gas station. Japanese gas stations used to be full-service only, with a few attendants waiting around for customers and then providing their service energetically with a smile. As times have changed, here's what you need to know.
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Read moreIn Japan, companies, governments, and schools are strict about being on time. Much of the population relies on public transportation, and delays greatly affects one's ability to be on time. Our quick guide to Train Delay Certificates (Chien shoumei), will get your out of a tough spot when being late is not your fault.
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Read moreExplore the relationship between Japan and earthquakes, including what makes them happen, how they are measured, and how Japan adapts in the face of this disaster today. JMA seismic intensity scale is used in Japan, tremors are measured on a 10-step scale of 0 through 7.
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Read moreHere is a chart comparing Japanese and western bed sizes and some stores where you can get bedding to fit all your needs so you can sleep in your soft bed.
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Read moreJapanese people love taking baths and as a result bathrooms in Japan have many high-tech features to simplify the bathing process. You can find everything from baths that automatically fill up to baths that self clean in Japan. Here are some of the latest modern Japanese bathrooms and their advanced technologies.
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Read moreBuying clothes in Japan? Use this handy guide to easily compare Japanese and Western sizes for women's, men's, and children's apparel.
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Read moreIn Japan, Elementary school starts at the age of 6, Junior High at the age of 12, and High School at the age of 15. In Japan compulsory education lasts from the 1st grade of Elementary school until the 3rd grade (grade 9) of Junior High school. Here is a comparison of the Age and Grade Structures between Japan and other countries.
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Read moreThe Japanese address format can be quite confusing for many foreigners living in Japan. In this article, you will learn how to read, write, say, and understand Japanese addresses. You will also learn how to place an online order using a Japanese address.
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Read moreFireworks (hanabi) festivals in Tokyo 2024. Many large-scale firework events that light up the sky beautifully during summer are held all around Japan each year. These are the major firework events that are scheduled for the Tokyo area.
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Read moreJapan has strict dress codes for many occasions. Whether you are attending a business meeting, wedding or funeral, make sure you know what to wear.
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Read moreSpending time at the beach is a wonderful way to escape the heat and humidity of Tokyo’s scorching summer. Check out ten best beaches in the vicinity of Tokyo from our curated selection.
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Read moreJapan has a strict penalty and ticketing system for traffic offenses. Prepare yourself by understanding the rules and penalties before hitting the road.
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Read moreThose with children coming to Japan and planning to drive will need to know the laws regarding child safety in cars. Some might be surprised at either the strictness or laxness of the laws depending on what country you originated from. Here's what you need to know about child car seats laws in Japan.
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Read moreIn Japan there are various Driver's Stickers the many drivers are legally required to place on their car. The purposes are mostly for safety reasons to make other drivers aware of a new driver or perhaps a handicapped driver. Here are some explanations of the different stickers and their meanings.
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Read moreWorking in a Japanese company requires not only knowledge of Japanese business culture but also the use of a polite form of Japanese that is not commonly used in daily life. Here are some commonly used Japanese business phrases you are bound to encounter while working in Japan.
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Read moreElectricity, gas, and water are the basic utility services needed for everyday life. In Japan there are many convenient ways in which you can pay your utility bills. Here's some info on the rate structure and the payment methods available to those living in Japan.
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Read moreTokyo has many great options for cooling off. Whether you’re looking to splash around or improve your stroke, these 10 pools are the perfect place to dive in!
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Read moreWhen driving in Japan, you may need to plan additional time for parking due to the extra time it takes to not only find a parking space, but also the time it will take to carefully navigate into the space. This guide covers important information on parking in Japan that'll help save you time and money.
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Read moreTo make travel by train in and around Tokyo easier, there are IC cards that are used instead of tickets. You may notice there are two kinds of IC cards, PASMO and SUICA. This quick overview will show you how they are different and help you decide which is best for you.
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Read moreHere is a chart comparing Japanese and western bed sizes and some stores where you can get bedding to fit all your needs so you can sleep in your soft bed.
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Read moreIf you own a car or for whatever other reason need to drive in Japan, then you are acquainted with the Japanese gas station. Japanese gas stations used to be full-service only, with a few attendants waiting around for customers and then providing their service energetically with a smile. As times have changed, here's what you need to know.
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Read moreCruising along Japan's highways and toll roads can be both exhilarating and stressful. Find out what you need to know to take the stress out of driving in Japan.
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Read moreIn Japan, companies, governments, and schools are strict about being on time. Much of the population relies on public transportation, and delays greatly affects one's ability to be on time. Our quick guide to Train Delay Certificates (Chien shoumei), will get your out of a tough spot when being late is not your fault.
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Read more10 Riverside Spots & Campgrounds in Tokyo to Keep You Cool
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Read moreIt is very important to know Food Allergens if you are allergic to certain food especially if you are in a foreign county. In this article you can find the major Allergens in Japan and learn how to read Japanese food labels as well.
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Read moreBuying clothes in Japan? Use this handy guide to easily compare Japanese and Western sizes for women's, men's, and children's apparel.
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Read moreIn Japan, Elementary school starts at the age of 6, Junior High at the age of 12, and High School at the age of 15. In Japan compulsory education lasts from the 1st grade of Elementary school until the 3rd grade (grade 9) of Junior High school. Here is a comparison of the Age and Grade Structures between Japan and other countries.
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Read moreThe Japanese address format can be quite confusing for many foreigners living in Japan. In this article, you will learn how to read, write, say, and understand Japanese addresses. You will also learn how to place an online order using a Japanese address.
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Read moreJapan has strict dress codes for many occasions. Whether you are attending a business meeting, wedding or funeral, make sure you know what to wear.
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Read moreSpending time at the beach is a wonderful way to escape the heat and humidity of Tokyo’s scorching summer. Check out ten best beaches in the vicinity of Tokyo from our curated selection.
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Read moreFireworks (hanabi) festivals in Tokyo 2024. Many large-scale firework events that light up the sky beautifully during summer are held all around Japan each year. These are the major firework events that are scheduled for the Tokyo area.
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Read moreWorking in a Japanese company requires not only knowledge of Japanese business culture but also the use of a polite form of Japanese that is not commonly used in daily life. Here are some commonly used Japanese business phrases you are bound to encounter while working in Japan.
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Read moreIn Japan there are various Driver's Stickers the many drivers are legally required to place on their car. The purposes are mostly for safety reasons to make other drivers aware of a new driver or perhaps a handicapped driver. Here are some explanations of the different stickers and their meanings.
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Read moreJapan has a strict penalty and ticketing system for traffic offenses. Prepare yourself by understanding the rules and penalties before hitting the road.
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Read moreThose with children coming to Japan and planning to drive will need to know the laws regarding child safety in cars. Some might be surprised at either the strictness or laxness of the laws depending on what country you originated from. Here's what you need to know about child car seats laws in Japan.
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Read moreWhen driving in Japan, you may need to plan additional time for parking due to the extra time it takes to not only find a parking space, but also the time it will take to carefully navigate into the space. This guide covers important information on parking in Japan that'll help save you time and money.
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Read moreElectricity, gas, and water are the basic utility services needed for everyday life. In Japan there are many convenient ways in which you can pay your utility bills. Here's some info on the rate structure and the payment methods available to those living in Japan.
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Read moreIn Japan, companies, governments, and schools are strict about being on time. Much of the population relies on public transportation, and delays greatly affects one's ability to be on time. Our quick guide to Train Delay Certificates (Chien shoumei), will get your out of a tough spot when being late is not your fault.
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Read moreFamily Restaurants can be found all over Japan. They are a great choice if your alone, in a group, or with family especially with small children. Here's the top 10 popular family restaurants (famiresu) in Japan.
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Read moreTo make travel by train in and around Tokyo easier, there are IC cards that are used instead of tickets. You may notice there are two kinds of IC cards, PASMO and SUICA. This quick overview will show you how they are different and help you decide which is best for you.
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Read moreIf you own a car or for whatever other reason need to drive in Japan, then you are acquainted with the Japanese gas station. Japanese gas stations used to be full-service only, with a few attendants waiting around for customers and then providing their service energetically with a smile. As times have changed, here's what you need to know.
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Read moreTokyo has many great options for cooling off. Whether you’re looking to splash around or improve your stroke, these 10 pools are the perfect place to dive in!
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Read moreHere is a chart comparing Japanese and western bed sizes and some stores where you can get bedding to fit all your needs so you can sleep in your soft bed.
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Read moreLooking for fun activities to do or places to go with your children in Tokyo? Here is a list full of places for you to consider when planning a day out with your children.
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Read moreCruising along Japan's highways and toll roads can be both exhilarating and stressful. Find out what you need to know to take the stress out of driving in Japan.
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