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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…

Japan is a country where the density of public transportation is relatively high, and one factor contributing to convenience is the application of a system such as IC cards.  These are rechargeable smart cards commonly used to pay fares on trains and buses and buy food and drinks from Automatic Booth and Shopping Vending machines. …

Kafunsho, or hay fever, is an allergic reaction to pollen, and it affects millions of people, including those in Japan.  During spring, the weather becomes a little dry, and the trees, grasses and weeds release their pollen which causes symptoms such as sneezing, running noses, itching of the eyes and even fatigue. This seasonal strife…

Popular Cashless (Payment) Options Japan was once a country that was all about the green stuff. Money in the form of cash was used in all aspects of life, from business to personal life ー and to some extent, it still is. However, cashless payment methods in Japan are on the increase now.  They are…

If you’re planning to experience the cherry blossom season in Japan, you’re in for an unforgettable treat. This breathtaking event, known as hanami, is a cherished tradition that no visitor should miss. During this magical season, Japan’s cherry blossoms burst into full bloom, painting the landscape in delicate shades of pink. People from all over…