According to data from the United Nations, as of September 9th, 2023, Japan’s population currently sits at 123,67,005. This puts the population density in the country at 338 individuals per km ².  93.5% of Japan’s population is urban, meaning they are concentrated in cities such as Tokyo and Osaka. As of 2023, 115,292,289 individuals live in city areas. Tokyo, Japan’s capital, is currently home to an estimated 35.8 million …

House and apartment hunting can be a stressful experience, especially if you’re planning to move in with a partner or are moving as a family with children. There are numerous factors to consider, some of which include:  Rent / monthly budget  Neighborhood and access to shops  Property size  Commuting distance to work / school  According to statista.com, 42.7% of Japan’s average households lived in apartments as of 2015. About …

In 2022, TimeOut Magazine ranked Tokyo as the 5th most expensive city in the world for expats and the 2nd most expensive city in Asia. However, a survey from the ECA (Employment Conditions Abroad) has found that the weakened Yen, high inflation, and negative interest rates have made living in Japan cheaper for employees whose salaries are being paid in other currencies.  When it comes to rent, how much …

According to the Tokyo Metro Government, the population of Tokyo – 13.99 million as of 2021 – makes up a staggering 11% of Japan’s total population. Japan itself currently has a net migration rate of 0.516 per 1000 population as of 2023 and in 2020, the country has received 85,000 new immigrants living in Japan on a long-term or permanent basis.  What all this implies is that people do …