Life in Japan
How to Go to the Doctor in Japan
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 of that, we want to help you navigate through the National Health Insurance in Japan and going to the Doctor. First things first. Japan has universal healthcare, meaning everyone residing…
Read MoreTypes of Employment Contracts 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 benefits while others don’t even have an employee-employer link. Having a job in Japan is already complicated by itself, but trying to understand the bureaucracy behind it is even more…
Read MoreWhat Can I Do in a Konbini? – Services offered by Japanese convenience stores
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 for residents, they mean much more. Almost every day, even though I shouldn’t, I go by a konbini at least once. Not only to buy something to eat or drink…
Read MoreThings to Do in Ikebukuro: One-Stop All Things Entertainment!
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 Tokyo’s bustling neighborhoods, offering a unique blend of modernity and tradition. This vibrant complex is a playground for all ages, boasting a plethora of attractions that will leave you mesmerized.…
Read MoreWays To Get Extra Income – Part-Time Jobs in Ginza!
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 job opportunities. For those seeking part-time employment while navigating the bustling streets of Japan’s capital, Ginza provides a unique blend of cultural richness and professional growth. In this article, we’ll…
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