Are you looking for a place to stay in Tokyo for under or just over a month? Weekly mansion could be a solution for what you need! The weekly mansion is a good choice as you can live short term rent Also can be hard to find as some service …
Service Apartment – a solution to have a short-term rental apartment. For people who came to Japan for a short period of time, in a couple of months, short term accommodations are the best choice to live temporarily in Tokyo. Usually, in Japan, rental apartments are contracted for two years, …
If you plan to stay in Japan from 1 month to under a year, there are a few options that you could select, let us introduce you to some monthly apartment service in Japan. Prices vary and depend on location. The good thing about the monthly apartment is that: You …
Where can we go for pictures? Let us help you select 10 best spots that you should miss for a good selfie or a great picture. From Iconic sights like Tokyo Tower to more Unique cultural spots like Asakusa. Shibuya Scramble Crossing Map: https://goo.gl/AyLfhK Have you been to one of …
Are you a digital nomad that is looking for an accommodation without breaking the bank? An overseas exchange student without a dorm? Considering where to rent, how to rent, while the contracting in Japan is famous for being hard for foreigners, and how to keep it within your budget? If …
Living in Japan is totally convenient. Really, a few minutes outside the door, you’ll get to a convenience store. Either Lawson, Family Mart, 7-Eleven, to Daily Yamazaki (no sponsor here), will get you the same service. Virtually anything you need for your daily life, from food to the cloth. Send …
Izakaya is the most common local establishment for casual drinking in Japan, similar to tapas bars. Where you can enjoy drinking with your friends, colleagues after a long working day. Or simply experience local Japanese food. Most izakaya offer nomihoudai, which means all you can drink. This is a real …
Dating back to the Heian period (794-1192), a garment that took centuries to get to the form that we know today. The kimono, “thing to wear”, from the verb ki (着), “to wear (on the shoulders)” and the noun mono (物), “thing”, in fact, is a canvas of Japanese art, …
After getting your plane ticket to Japan, the next thing to do is foreign exchange to get Japanese Yen. In cases where you need to have a large amount of JPY with you in Japan for tuition or expenses incurred over a long-term stay, the best method is probably overseas …
