Job Hunting and Life in Japan Blog
Welcome to our blog, where we delve into the dynamic facets of life in Japan, with a special emphasis on job hunting in this captivating country. Whether you're a job seeker, an expat, or just curious about daily life here, our blog is your gateway to uncovering the vibrant 'Life in Japan.'
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What Is Japan Taxation? A Guide to Major Taxes and Calculations
By Yocia Oke | | Blog
With the expansion of globalization, international money transfer services have become one of the most valuable and crucial services, benefiting not just one specific group ...
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Top Japanese Language Schools in Tokyo: A Comprehensive Guide
By Yocia Oke | | Blog, Life in Japan
If you're a foreigner in Tokyo, your first stop is to learn Japanese. This is because learning this language will open the doors for career ...
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Mastering the Japanese Interview: Essential Tips and Tricks
By Yocia Oke | | Blog, Life in Japan
A Japanese job interview can be pretty difficult to tackle, especially if you're unfamiliar with the nuances of Japanese workplace culture. Therefore, you first need ...
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Finding English Speaking Hair Salons in Tokyo and Yokohama
By Yocia Oke | | Blog, Life in Japan
Tokyo and Yokohama have worlds and cultures within them that will never cease to awe, and it's no surprise that they continue to thrill the ...
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Unlock Your Teaching Potential: A Guide to TEFL in Japan
By Yocia Oke | | Blog, Life in Japan
Whether you ask for tradition, culture, or cutting-edge modernity, the first answer that comes to mind is, no doubt, the country of Japan. It is ...
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Japan Recruitment Agency: A Guide to the Best Agencies near You
By Yocia Oke | | Blog, Life in Japan
Are you a candidate looking for the perfect job in Japan or an employer in need of the right talent? Finding the right Japan recruitment ...
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English Teaching Jobs In Tokyo: Part-Time And Full-Time
By Yocia Oke | | Blog
The salary for English teachers in Japan typically varies from $2,500 to $3,000 USD per month, depending on the position and region. This competitive pay ...
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English Teacher Certification: Boost Your Teaching Career in Japan
By Yocia Oke | | Blog
With the expansion of globalization, international money transfer services have become one of the most valuable and crucial services, benefiting not just one specific group ...
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Your Ultimate Guide to Mastering the JLPT Test in Japan
By Yocia Oke | | Blog, Life in Japan
Are you looking to prepare and ace the JLPT test in Japan? Well, then, you are at the right place. The JLPT is a certification ...
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Learning Japanese: The 5 Perks of taking Lessons In Person
By Di Rashid | | Blog, School
Congratulations! You've made it. You got your visa, made it to Tokyo and fell in love with this wonderful city. Everything is going great except ...
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A Comprehensive Guide to Navigating Work Visa in Japan
By Yocia Oke | | Blog
Have you ever pictured yourself scaling the heights of Mount Fuji or soaking up the neon glow of Tokyo's streets? If yes, you are in ...
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Types of Japanese Visa – A Complete Guide
By Yocia Oke | | Blog
Understanding the different Japanese visa types is crucial for anyone planning to visit, work, or study in Japan. The variety of visa types in Japan ...
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Discovering Halal Food in Shinjuku: A Culinary Guide
By Yocia Oke | | Blog, Life in Japan
Shinjuku is one of the most vibrant areas of Tokyo, boasting numerous entertainment districts, shopping areas, and a cultural diversity of restaurants. If you are ...
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Top Spots to See Autumn Foliage in Tokyo and Yokohama
By Yocia Oke | | Blog, Life in Japan
When autumn sets in, Tokyo and Yokohama glow up with their yellow, orange, and red leaves. If you visit these great cities in autumn to ...
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The Ultimate Guide to International Money Transfers
By Yocia Oke | | Blog
With the expansion of globalization, international money transfer services have become one of the most valuable and crucial services, benefiting not just one specific group ...
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Assistant Language Teacher in Japan: Roles and Application
By Yocia Oke | | Blog
Teaching English in Japan is a great adventure that can offer numerous chances and great moments. The most popular position for foreign teachers is that ...
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Lost And Found In Japan: How To Find Your Lost Things
By Yocia Oke | | Blog
Losing something of value can be worrying, especially if it happens while visiting a foreign country. Thankfully, Japan's effective lost and found service, combined with ...
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Sparkling Christmas Light Tokyo, Japan: A Festive Guide
By Yocia Oke | | Blog
Tokyo transforms into a mesmerizing wonderland with some of the most stunning displays of Christmas light Tokyo during the holiday season. Tokyo is famous for ...
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Wireless Internet Japan: A Guide to Internet Connections
By Yocia Oke | | Blog
Landing in Japan for the first time, you are looking for a convenient internet solution to connect with loved ones and the world in technologically ...
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Obon Festival: How to Celebrate Japan’s Beloved Holiday
By Yocia Oke | | Blog
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 ...
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The Tokyo Commuter Pass Guide: Everything You Need To Know
By Yocia Oke | | Blog
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 ...
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Opening a Japan Post Bank Account
By Yocia Oke | | Blog, Settling in Japan | bank account
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 ...
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English Speaking Doctor Tokyo
By Yocia Oke | | Blog
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 ...
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English Speaking Dentist Tokyo
By Yocia Oke | | Blog
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 ...
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Furniture Hunting in Tokyo
By Yocia Oke | | Blog, Life in Japan
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 ...
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Best Moving Companies in Japan: Foreigner-Friendly
By Yocia Oke | | Blog, Settling in Japan
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 ...
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Garbage Disposal in Japan – A Complete Guide!
By Yocia Oke | | Blog, Settling in Japan
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 ...
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Finding Apartments for Rent in Tokyo – Apartment Hunting Guide
By Yocia Oke | | Blog, Settling in Japan
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, ...
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Japan Driving License Test ー How to Get One
By Beatriz Okumura | | Blog, Settling in Japan
Currently, the Japan driving license test can be taken by both Japanese and foreigners with a resident status. A lot of people that come to ...
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Credit Card in Japan for Foreigners: Easiest one to get
By Beatriz Okumura | | Blog, Life in Japan
If you have gone past getting a phone number and a bank account, then it's time to get a credit card! We'll help you choose ...
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How to Go to the Doctor in Japan
By Beatriz Okumura | | Life in Japan, Miscellaneous
Every foreigner in Japan has struggled or even avoided going to the doctor because of the language barrier or of not understanding the system. Thinking ...
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Types of Employment Contracts in Japan
By Beatriz Okumura | | Blog, Job-hunting, Life in Japan
You might not know this but, there are big differences in working conditions between employment contracts in Japan. Some of them guarantee employee rights and ...
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What Can I Do in a Konbini? – Services offered by Japanese convenience stores
By Beatriz Okumura | | Life in Japan, Settling in Japan | jobs, Konbini, services
The Japanese konbini are known worldwide for their convenience and number across Japan. For tourists, they're known for the cheap food and drinks but ...
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Things to Do in Ikebukuro: One-Stop All Things Entertainment!
By Yocia Oke | | Blog, Life in Japan
Hey there if you are on the lookout for a one-stop destination for all things entertainment, look no further than Ikebukuro! Ikebukuro is one of ...
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Ways To Get Extra Income – Part-Time Jobs in Ginza!
By Yocia Oke | | Blog, Life in Japan, Settling in Japan
Ginza, Tokyo's upscale shopping and entertainment district, is not only a haven for luxury brands and gourmet dining but also a thriving hub for part-time ...
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Things to Do in Shinjuku – How to spend a whole day in Shinjuku!
By Yocia Oke | | Blog, Life in Japan
Nestled at the heart of Tokyo, Shinjuku stands as a dynamic district that pulsates with energy, offering a myriad of experiences for locals and tourists ...
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A Guide to Opening a Bank Account in Japan
By Yocia Oke | | Blog, Settling in Japan | bank account
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 ...
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A Guide to Japan’s National Health Insurance
By Yocia Oke | | Blog, Settling in Japan
Hey there, health-conscious friends in Japan! Japan is known not only for its rich culture but also for its impressive healthcare system. Japan's healthcare system ...
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What is the My Number Card and How to Get One
By Beatriz Okumura | | Blog, Settling in Japan
If you're living or working in Japan, you probably heard about the Individual Number. It's one of the most important documents in Japan, comparable to ...
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Things to Do in Shibuya – On Budget to Splurge-Worthy Ones!
By Yocia Oke | | Blog, Life in Japan
Shibuya, often called Tokyo's beating heart, is a neighborhood that's just brimming with excitement. It's where new and old mix together everywhere you look. Whether ...
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Part Time Jobs Near Me – Explore the Options in Shibuya!
By Yocia Oke | | Blog, Life in Japan, Settling in Japan
Shibuya, a vibrant district in Tokyo, Japan, is a bustling hub of culture, entertainment, and commerce. Known for its iconic Shibuya Crossing and the Hachiko ...
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Best Places to Eat in Shibuya!
By Yocia Oke | | Blog, Life in Japan
You find yourself in the vibrant heart of Tokyo, Shibuya, and your stomach is growling. With so many restaurants to choose from, it's easy to ...
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Getting a Japanese Phone Number The Easy Way
By Yocia Oke | | Blog, Settling in Japan
When you find yourself in Japan, having a local phone number is more than just a convenience; it's a necessity. Whether you're a resident, a ...
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Beach in Tokyo To Go During Summer
By Yocia Oke | | Blog, Life in Japan
When one thinks of Tokyo, images of towering skyscrapers, bustling streets, and vibrant city life often come to mind. However, Tokyo offers more than just ...
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Tokyo Fireworks Events 2024
By Yocia Oke | | Blog, Life in Japan | Things to do in Tokyo, Tokyo
One thing you shouldn't miss out on about Japan in the summer season is the excitement and anticipation for the Tokyo fireworks festivals! July and ...
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TOP 6 Things to Do in Tokyo for Obon (お盆)
By Yocia Oke | | Blog, Life in Japan | Things to do in Tokyo
Obon, also known as the Festival of Souls, is a traditional Japanese holiday where families come together to honor and pay respects to their ancestors. ...
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Want a Sharehouse in Tokyo? Check out our top picks (Discounts!)
By Keanu Foltz | | Blog, Settling in Japan
Sharehouses in Tokyo Imagine this: you've finally got that sweet, sweet visa to live out in Japan, but now the other hard part starts: Finding ...
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English Teaching Jobs in Japan: A Complete Guide
By Di Rashid | | Blog, Job-hunting
You've come to the right place to find English teaching jobs in Japan for foreigners! We've put together this as a guide to help people ...
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Working Holiday Experience from New Zealand
By Di Rashid | | Blog, Job-hunting
My Working Holiday From New Zealand Experience This is my Working Holiday Experience as a New Zealander and Australian, filled with English teaching, working, and ...
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Working Holiday Japan Guide: Things you need to know
By Di Rashid | | Blog, Job-hunting | Japan, OCE, part-time, teaching, Tokyo, Working Holiday
Working Holiday In Tokyo, Japan! With 2024 just around the corner and covid restrictions easing up, more foreigners than ever before are coming to Japan. ...
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The Ultimate Guide to Part-Time Jobs in Tokyo
By Yocia Oke | | Blog, Job-hunting
As we approach the new year, more people are getting themselves up for new challenges! Some people do this by adding travel destinations to their ...
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Part Time Jobs in Yokohama
By Natasha Henriksson | | Blog, Job-hunting
Part-Time Jobs Yokohama So you want to see your options for Part-Time Jobs in Yokohama - or as some would put it - the better ...
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10 Benefits of Teaching English with One Coin English
By Di Rashid | | Blog, Job-hunting, School
[analytify-stats metrics="ga:users" permission_view=""] Here are my personal thoughts after working 21 months at One Coin English. I hope it will serve as a reference to ...
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5 Things you Must do in Tokyo while Teaching English Part-Time
By Di Rashid | | Blog, Job-hunting, Life in Japan | OCE, Things to do in Tokyo, Tokyo
We understand you, living and teaching English part-time in Tokyo is something magical. You meet new people, experience a different culture and develop a strong ...
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Tips for Teaching English in Japan to Adults
By Di Rashid | | Blog, Job-hunting | teacher, teaching, teaching adults
Japan is of course famous for teaching English but did you know a big percentage of those people are teaching part-time in Tokyo? Teaching English ...
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