Life in Japan

Did you miss your last train? Do you need a quick rest? Want to read some manga? Tokyo’s internet cafes will be your perfect haven.  Imagine finding yourself in the heart of Tokyo late at night with nowhere to go. Instead of spending hours in a cold, uncomfortable station, you can step into one of…

Ueno is a district in Tokyo that boasts more than recreation and history—it offers beauty and culture that attract people from all over the world. In fact, whether you’re a resident or a visitor, Ueno is an incredible destination! Still, if you’re going to the district and want a guide, we’ve compiled a list of…

Camping is one of the most enjoyable activities, allowing people to have a break from city life. Currently, there are many camping sites for those who wish to escape the concrete jungle of Tokyo but still cannot venture too far from the city.  Whether your traveling aims are free campgrounds, luxurious glamping Japan, or even…

Japanese taxation can usually be a source of stress, especially for foreigners who have little knowledge. But some tax programs in Japan have benefits, such as the Furusato Nozei system. Furusato means “hometown”, and the system aims to assist the rural prefectures where less tax money is allocated by allowing taxpayers to make donations to…

Are you interested in working part-time as an English teacher in Japan? ESL (English as Second Language) teaching in Japan is a dream come true, and the goal of becoming a teacher is to contribute to people’s lives and help them develop new skills in a different country.  Whether it is the energy of Tokyo…