One Coin English Eikawa Schools Locations

One Coin English is a conversational English language school (also known as eikawa school 英会話) located in Tokyo and Yokohama areas! We have 9 schools in Tokyo, 1 in Yokohama, and an Online school! We have teachers from 50 different nationalities, both from non-English speaking countries and English-speaking countries!

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Kimono-clad dancers performing Bon Odori folk dance at Obon festival.

Obon Festival: How to Celebrate Japan’s Beloved Holiday

By Yocia Oke | July 8, 2024

Navigating Tokyo’s busy transport system can be daunting, but a commuter pass can and will simplify your daily travel requirements. This guide covers everything you need to know about a commuter pass Tokyo, including the types of Teikiken (定期券) passes, options, purchase methods, and tips regarding usage and digital availability. It doesn’t matter whether you’re…

The Tokyo Commuter Pass Guide: Everything You Need To Know

By Yocia Oke | July 1, 2024

Opening a Japan Post Bank Account

By Yocia Oke | June 19, 2024

Japan, with its rich cultural heritage, advanced technology, and strong economy, has become an attractive destination for expatriates, students, and professionals alike. If you’re planning to stay in Japan for an extended period, one of the first things you’ll need to do is open a bank account. In this guide, we’ll take you through the…

English Speaking Doctor Tokyo

By Yocia Oke | May 24, 2024

Tokyo is a fast city with people’s challenges, and it contains a lot of population diversification with dozens of expatriates and international visitors. It is quite a challenging task to understand the health care system of a foreign country, which gets even more complicated when language skills do not allow free communication. For English speakers…

English Speaking Dentist Tokyo

By Yocia Oke | April 12, 2024

Welcome to our guide on finding the best English-speaking dentists in Tokyo! Whether you’re an expat, a traveler, or a local looking for dental care in English, we hope this article helps you find the perfect dentist! We understand the importance of clear communication when it comes to your health, so we’ve compiled a list…

Furniture Hunting in Tokyo

By Yocia Oke | March 18, 2024

In Japan, hunting or buying furniture can be a fulfilling quest with challenges. They must find pieces that not only match their style but also fit into Japan’s typically small living spaces. Selecting the right size and style, buying within budget, and knowing the online shopping or the secondhand options are key to making your…

Best Moving Companies in Japan: Foreigner-Friendly

By Yocia Oke | January 17, 2024

Are you planning a move within Japan to another area or city? Whether you’re relocating to a new prefecture or simply moving across town, navigating the moving process in Japan requires careful planning and attention to detail. In this guide, we’ll talk about the moving companies you have here, the ones that are English-friendly/foreigner-friendly at that!…

Garbage Disposal in Japan – A Complete Guide!

By Yocia Oke | January 12, 2024

Ever wondered how Japan keeps its streets so impeccably clean? That is thanks to the discipline of the people in following the rules. Effective waste/garbage sorting is not only an eco-conscious effort but an actual legal requirement in Japan. You have to sort out the waste into different categories, from burnable, non-burnable, and recyclable, and…

Finding Apartments for Rent in Tokyo – Apartment Hunting Guide

By Yocia Oke | January 10, 2024

Do you have any plans to move out to a new home and find apartments for rent in Tokyo or other areas? If you do, but are not sure where to start, what to do, or how to make the process smooth and efficient, you come to the right place! Since most of the teachers…

Japan Driving License Test ー How to Get a Driving License in Japan

By Beatriz Okumura | December 19, 2023

In Japan, the driving license test can be taken by both Japanese and foreigners with a resident status. A lot of people that come to Japan to settle, or just want to be able to drive their own car while in Japan, don’t know how to get a Japanese Driver’s license. There are two ways.…