10 Years After the Great East Japan Earthquake
The solemn marker of a difficult decade for people and communities affected by the events of March 11, 2011
By GaijinPot Blog 2 min read
2021 Top Jobs in Japan Week 10
Are you looking for new work opportunities? Check out some of the top jobs in Japan that are available this week, including advertising company marketing and sales specialists, systems engineers, administrative staff and more.
How Much Is the Average Rent in Tokyo?
Learn what the cheapest and most expensive areas are for living in Tokyo.
Tweet of the Week 121: System Failure Hits 5,000 Mizuho Bank ATMs
ATMs are eating everyone's bank card in Japan!
Truth by the Barrel: In Search of Kobe’s Finest Sake
A look into Nada Gogo’s centuries-old rustic wood warehouses that have turned into museums, shops and restaurants to tell the public the whole story of sake making.
Everything You Need to Know About Hinamatsuri
March 3 is a special day for girls in Japan as they celebrate Hinamatsuri, also known as the Doll's Festival. This is a day to pray for young girl's health and happiness.
2021 Top Jobs in Japan Week 9
English teachers looking for new opportunities for ALT or private language school work will be interested in this weeks top jobs in Japan as well as those looking for work in digital gaming and marketing.
Tweet of The Week 120: Is ‘Police Tantrum’ The Latest Japanese Internet Slang?
Are Japanese people mixing up words on Twitter or is it all a joke?
Explore Kyushu with the Island’s Ultimate Train Ticket Deal
Get the budget-friendly JR Kyushu Rail Pass and travel Japan’s scenic third island in comfort.
2021 Top Jobs in Japan Week 8
If you work in the hospitality industry, English education, data technology, customer service or mobile gaming — there are plenty of positions available in this week's top jobs in Japan!
Beating the Graduation Blues in 2021
Kids won’t get the graduation ceremony they deserve this year. What can we, as teachers, do to help them finish school on a high?
Tweet of the Week #119: Akita Prefecture’s Entire Population Can Fit in Chiba City
Learn how to express “in order to" and "so that” in Japanese.
