Living in Japan
Introduction to Japanese culture, government, language, child care, and other elements of Japanese life.
International Schools in Ibaraki
List of International schools, Kindergartens, Pre-schools in Ibaraki-Pref., Japan …
Japanese Childcare Vocabulary (Registering for a nursery) – Basic info and Vocab
If you are living in Japan with kids – you might want to put your child into a nursery or a daycare. This blog will hopefully give you a brief overview of the different types of nurseries available and some vocabulary to look out for.
My experience applying for a Japanese Public Daycare
Experience of a Japanese Public Daycare
Japanese Voice Translator / Interpreter Apps
Recently, a variety of translation and interpr…
How to Share, Rent Bikes in Tokyo
In this article, you'll discover about English-speaking shared-bike services, rental bicycles for parents to ride with their children, English-speaking cycling excursions, and cycling groups in Tokyo.
By PLAZA HOMES
Welcoming the Obon Holiday: Exploring Japanese Tradition
Japan is well-known for its festivals, especia…
A Guide to Tatami Mats
Learn about the significance of tatami mats in Japanese culture, as well as how to size, clean, and maintain tatami flooring.
A Guide to Getting Married in Japan
Getting married in Japan is not only a wonderful experience, but it is also an important decision that can be both exciting and stressful. In case of a foreign citizen, some additional documentation is required. Our guide will go over the basic requirements as well as the necessary documents for marriage registration in Japan.
By PLAZA HOMES
Car Seats and Booster Seats for Children in Japan
Those traveling to Japan with children and…
International Schools in Hokkaido
List of International schools, Kindergartens, Pre-schools in Hokkaido-Pref., Japan …
International Schools in Miyagi
List of International schools, Kindergartens, Pre-schools in Miyagi-Pref., Japan …
Hanko/Inkan: A Guide to the World of Japanese Signature Seals
In Japan, everyone uses a personal name stamp called hanko or inkan instead of a written signature like in most other countries. Here's an easy-to-understand guide to the world of Japanese seals complete with instructions on how to make, register, and use your own hanko.
By PLAZA HOMES
Art, Music, Culture, Dance Classes in English in Tokyo
There are many classes and lessons in Tokyo av…
Buying New / Used Cars in Japan
Having a car provides practical benefits. In this article you can learn what you will need to purchase a ca…
Leasing Cars in Japan
There are numerous advantages to leasing an automobile. For individuals who will only be in Japan for a lim…
English speaking car dealers in Japan
While Japan has a large number of motor companies, those that can provide services in English are limited.…
International Schools in Kanagawa
List of International schools, Kindergartens, Pre-schools in Kanagawa-Pref., Japan …
