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A practical pre-work checklist for foreign residents in Japan covering residence status, work permission, written conditions, wages, shifts, transport allowance, insurance, and resignation rules.
A practical guide to emergency numbers, disaster alerts, municipal evacuation information, go-bag basics, and contact plans for living in Japan.
A practical first-week setup order for mobile service, address, commuting, daily shopping, banking, and stable routines in Japan.
A practical guide for foreign residents on how to check local garbage sorting, pickup days, trash bags, recycling, and oversized trash rules in Japan.
A practical checklist for comparing Japanese mobile plans by documents, payment methods, coverage, data, and setup difficulty.
A practical comparison of Denny's, Gusto, and Royal Host in Japan for foreign residents, focusing on solo use, price feel, non-smoking checks, payment, and everyday use cases.
Practical Japanese questions to ask during apartment viewings in Japan, covering foreign-resident applications, move-in costs, guarantor companies, equipment, noise, internet, and payment.
A practical guide to Japanese rental initial costs, including deposit, key money, agent fee, guarantor company fee, insurance, lock exchange, cleaning, and prepaid rent.
A practical moving-out guide for foreign residents in Japan, covering notice periods, contract fees, utilities, internet, oversized trash, handover inspection, mail forwarding, and address procedures.
A decision-oriented comparison of povo, LINEMO, Rakuten Mobile, and ahamo for foreign residents choosing a mobile plan in Japan.
A practical explanation of the difference between a residence card, resident record, and My Number in Japan, and what to confirm after moving in.
A practical guide for deciding when to use convenience stores, supermarkets, drugstores, 100-yen shops, or online shopping in Japan based on budget, hours, payment, and location.
How to decide whether a commuter pass is worth buying in Japan, what route details to prepare, and what to check before using Suica or PASMO for daily commuting.
A practical guide for foreign residents preparing for ward or city office moving-in procedures in Japan, including address registration, residence card updates, health insurance, pension, My Number, and follow-up updates.
Practical Japanese phrases for apartment viewings, move-in cost questions, equipment checks, and rental application follow-up in Japan.
A practical checklist for deciding whether to buy a commuter pass, preparing route and proof details, and avoiding common Suica/PASMO IC card commute mistakes.
A practical checklist for choosing supermarkets, drugstores, convenience stores, 100-yen shops, and daily-goods stores, with payment, labeling, and budgeting habits for settling into Japan.
A practical checklist for identity documents, income or school proof, emergency contacts, guarantor-company checks, and submission hygiene before applying for an apartment in Japan.
A practical checklist for emergency numbers, alerts, supplies, communication, and evacuation basics for earthquakes, typhoons, heavy rain, fire, illness, and other urgent situations in Japan.
A practical checklist for resumes, career-history sheets, residence status, identity checks, bank details, and pre-onboarding documents when applying for work in Japan.
A practical checklist for moving out of a Japan apartment, covering notice periods, utilities, internet, trash, mail forwarding, address procedures, and handover checks.
Check common Japan rental move-in costs such as deposit, key money, agency fee, advance rent, management fee, guarantor company fee, fire insurance, and lock change before applying.
A staged checklist for before arrival, the first week, and settling into life in Japan, covering mobile service, address, transit, daily shopping, and procedures.
A practical checklist for address, residence card, health insurance, pension, My Number, and follow-up updates you may need to confirm at a ward or city office after arriving or moving.
30GB base, 110GB with paid oomori option · ¥2,970 for 30GB; ¥4,950 with ahamo oomori 110GB option; confirm official latest price · medium data users, people who want a simple docomo-brand online plan, users who value short domestic calls and overseas data conditions
3GB to 10GB tier; Best Plan V offers larger data · from ¥990; confirm current official price · light to medium data users, people who prefer online setup, users who want a SoftBank-brand option without full carrier pricing
0GB base, add data toppings by period or capacity · base fee ¥0 plus paid toppings; confirm current topping prices · people with uneven monthly data use, dual SIM users, users comfortable managing plans through an app
tiered by usage, with high-data/unlimited-positioning on Rakuten network · tiered from ¥1,078 to ¥3,278; confirm official latest price · heavy data users, people comfortable checking coverage, users already in the Rakuten ecosystem
35GB with 10-minute domestic calls included on Komi-Komi Plan Value · from ¥3,828 for Komi-Komi Plan Value; discounts and plans vary, confirm official latest price · people who want carrier-sub-brand stability, users who prefer having store support, medium data users who also make short calls
Akabane is a practical northern Tokyo base for JR commuters who want food options, shopping, and access toward both central Tokyo and Saitama.
Ikebukuro is a major Tokyo hub with strong transport, shopping, and food access, but daily comfort depends a lot on exit, street, and noise level.
Itabashi can be a balanced choice for newcomers who want lower rent pressure than central hubs while keeping access to Ikebukuro and central Tokyo.
Kagurazaka and Edogawabashi offer a calmer central Tokyo lifestyle with cafes, small restaurants, and walkability, but rent and slopes need careful checking.
family-restaurant · Tokyo Multiple cities Multiple areas · Varies by branch
family-restaurant · Tokyo Multiple cities Multiple areas · Varies by branch
family-restaurant · Tokyo Multiple cities Multiple areas · Varies by branch