Originally from New Zealand, Louise George Kittaka is a bilingual writer, content developer and university lecturer based in Tokyo. When she can carve out some free time, she loves traveling, going out to dessert buffets and collecting anything to do with the "Alien" movie series.
Amami Oshima has yet to experience a substantial tourist boom so you can explore at a leisurely pace.
Ever considered a career as a taxi driver? Hinomaru Taxi in Tokyo is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive work culture, and their international drivers are reaping the benefits.
GaijinPot Study went behind the scenes at SNG Shinjuku Japanese Language Institute to find out why it might be the right school for you.
What do Japanese women and men consider the ideal body? And how do they go about getting it?
Rikuzentakata is very much still in the process of rebuilding. We are starting from a negative place—not even from zero.
The key word here is ‘universal design’—designs that can be utilized by anyone, regardless of age or physical condition.
Building close relationships with Japanese people requires understanding the importance of nonverbal communication.
First introduced in 1912, the woman only trains have caught on in many other parts of the world.
Better get down to immigration as the deadline for replacing your old Alien Registration Cards with the new Residence Card is coming soon.