Struggling with small kitchen space or local groceries? Discover practical tips for cooking in Japan, from seasonal recipes ...

Thinking about switching from dispatch to direct hire in Japan? Learn the laws, loopholes and steps to gain stability and benefits. Many people starting work in Japan often have to settle for ...

Whether you drink it hot, cold, bagged, powdered, loose leaf, in jeans or in a kimono — green tea is inextricably linked with Japanese culture. From “matcha” to “houjicha,” here’s our guide to ...

Job interviews in Japan are just like anywhere else. Regardless of the job you want, you have to think long and hard about your キャリア (career) and what スキル (skills) you can offer your employer.

Looking for a Shimoda day trip? Here’s the quick pitch: a no-fuss, high-reward day trip to Izu in Shizuoka Prefecture with pretty stops, good coffee and seafood that actually lives up to the hype. If ...

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Japan is a booze lover’s paradise. For centuries alcohol has mixed into the local culture, creating friendships and sealing business deals on a daily basis. A peek into the nation’s history reveals ...

For years, just showing a certificate for 150 hours of Japanese study was enough to prove you had the “A1-level” proficiency required for a visa. However, immigration is raising the bar for those ...

Wondering how to set up a mobile Suica or Pasmo in Japan in Japan? Want to pick up a Welcome Suica for your next trip? Check out our step-by-step guide. If you have yet to embrace the convenience of ...

Do you want to pick up badminton or find a club to play with other plays in Japan? Here is a quick rundown on how to do it. Badminton was introduced in Japan during the early 1900s, initially confined ...

One of the perennial topics in Japanese business etiquette is the exchange of business cards. Getting this right is a key step in expanding your business connections in Japan. One of the perennial ...

Summer in Japan means sticky heat, shaved ice and fireworks lighting up the sky. It’s also beach season. Crowds of locals and tourists flock to the coast. If you live in Tokyo, you’ve probably been to ...