Travel Japan Takaosan (Mt. Takao) attractions | Enjoy Holidays in Tokyo
Day trip ideas for hiking and sightseeing in Takaosan (Mt. Takao), with easy access from central Tokyo.
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Travel Japan Okunikko resort experience | Enjoy Holidays in Japan
Okunikko, a hidden resort with easy access from Tokyo, is a place to stay for a summer getaway.
Japan Cost of buying a real estate property in Japan | The purchase of a house/condominium
Costs associated with a real estate transaction in Japan. Here listed with samples are costs to consider when purchasing properties - a house, condominium.
Japan Knowing about shrines in Japan – the manner and prayer services | Guide to Japanese culture
What to know about shrines - from the worship to praying, etiquette, and Oharai prayer services.
Things to know about property viewing Rules on real-estate transactions in Japan | Jiko Bukken
Guidelines on deals of properties - rental houses, apartments, summarised about Jikobukken that dealing tends to be in trouble.
Japan Quake-proof capability of housing in Japan
All about earthquake-resistant measures required for houses and apartments in Japan, from quake-proof/quake-absorbing structures to earthquake preparedness.
Japan What is the red triangle on the window? | Japanese architectural design standards
A red triangle on the window indicates a fire brigade entrance, essential for some buildings under the Japanese building standards law.
Japan Japanese systems of measurement | Living in Tokyo
Japan uses the metric system and some other traditional units of measurement in everyday life.
Japan Is a hanko no longer needed? – All about Hanko stamps and Inkan seals
Inkan and Hanko are equivalent to signatures in Japan. Here are all about those items that are still required amid the digital transformation.
Japan Convenience store is really convenient in Japan
In Japan, convenience stores are at every corner, more than in any other country. Known in Japanese as “konbini,” the country has approximately 50,000 convenience stores, with 7,000 of these in Tokyo alone.