Do you like sake?Sake is a Japanese rice wine, which is transparent color and slightly sweat. It als...

For the first time to visit Japan, you may be in trouble with buying groceries at supermarkets. This...

As I posted, almost all trains in the metropolitan area will be operated from December 31st midnight...

Hatsumoude is one of Japanese customs you can see early in January. Hatsumoude means the first visit...

Below is a list of good places for trips in Japan. My friend Babu TS searched and compiled this list...

The social security and tax number system - very useful videos...

Pre schools in and around Nishikasai...

Soft Bank Mobile phone - Pricing guide in English...

Some details about serviced apartments available here...

To dispose of oversize trash, such as furniture or bicycles, contact your local authority (city hall) to arrange a special pickup service for a fee....

JLPT Exams FAQ. Japanese language study made easy...

How to check Tokyo metro and JR train status information...

Disaster Survival Tips - In the event of a disaster, water supply, gas and power lines may all come to a stop. You will be unable to get your hands on almost all the things you need for daily life. You will have to live for about three days to one week on just limited resources. In this chapter, we have collected various types of knowledge and ingenuity that will be useful when a disaster occurs, and use illustrations to explain them in an easy-to-understand manner....

Traffic rules in Japan you need to know...

Seishun 18 - Allows unlimited rides on local and rapid JR trains throughout Japan...

Procedure for bringing medicines to Japan from native...

Easiest method for sending money to India from Japan...

Koto-ku Hanabi Taikai, Fireworks Festival...