A tightly packed city is the image that comes to the mind of many people who are considering living in Japan. The Shibuya Crossing bustling all day and night – the karaoke bars and enormous shopping centers, and especially the tiny Japanese living spaces: minuscule apartments in huge high-rise buildings.  And yet – there is so much more to explore outside the big Japanese cities. Embrace the great Japanese …

In Japan you will often hear people say mottainai, meaning ‘what a waste’. Many of us are trying to do what we can to work towards a healthier environment. I believe that trying to be more eco-friendly should go hand in hand with saving money so here are some tips on easy changes you can make in the kitchen to be a little greener and save money on your …

Like so many people worldwide, you might now be a subscriber to the WFH (Work from Home) philosophy. It is crucial to be ready and have a plan that will help you establish productive habits while also ensuring that you stay healthy and feel good about yourself while working from home! WFH Tip 1: Establish a Morning Routine One of the most popular working from home tips is to …

Wondering how university student life in Japan is? For those interested in studying abroad in Japan, here is a guide to the student life in Japan! Japanese University Student Life: Classes What university classes in Japan are like varies greatly depending on the program you’re in. However, they are generally held 1-3 times a week. Classes are usually offered between 8 am and 5 pm, but some Japanese universities …