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Respect for the Aged Day in Japan: A Guide to Keiro no Hi

Respect for the Aged Day, known as Keiro no Hi, is a national holiday in Japan celebrated on the third Monday of September. It is a day dedicated to…

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Showa Day (April 29): Understanding the Start of Golden Week in Japan

Showa Day is a national holiday in Japan observed on April 29 to commemorate the birthday of Emperor Showa. It marks the beginning of Golden Week, a…

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Foreign Resident Support Center (FRESC): Free Consultation Services for Foreigners in Japan

The Foreign Resident Support Center (FRESC) provides free, professional consultation services to foreign residents in Japan regarding daily life,…

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Do I Need to Speak Japanese to Live or Work in Japan?

While it is possible to live and work in Japan without speaking the language, your options will be significantly limited. Success depends heavily on…

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Typhoons, Tsunamis, and Heatstroke: Seasonal Safety Tips for Japan

Staying safe in Japan requires preparing for extreme weather, including seasonal typhoons, tsunami risks, and intense summer heat. Residents and…

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Earthquake Safety in Japan: What to Do Before, During, and After

To stay safe during an earthquake in Japan, prepare an emergency kit and secure heavy furniture beforehand, take cover under a sturdy table during…

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