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Tokyo Court Dismisses Yusaku Maezawa Lawsuit Against Meta Over Fraudulent Advertisements

The Tokyo District Court rejected a claim for damages filed by entrepreneur Yusaku Maezawa, ruling that Meta had taken sufficient action to address…

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Society

Chiba man arrested after Dalmatian escapes and bites elderly woman

A 72-year-old man faces charges of professional negligence after his dog escaped and seriously injured an 84-year-old woman in Onjuku.

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Politics

Awa City Mayor and Two Others Arrested Over Suspected Construction Cost Fraud

The Mayor of Awa City in Tokushima Prefecture has been arrested alongside a city official and a company employee for allegedly inflating construction…

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Society

Four men arrested for luxury apartment theft in Shibuya linked to Aichi group

Police have arrested four men from Aichi Prefecture suspected of breaking into a Shibuya apartment to steal heated tobacco products as part of a…

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Left-Hand Traffic in Japan: What Drivers, Cyclists and Pedestrians Should Know

In Japan, vehicles drive on the left side of the road. This guide explains the essential rules for motorists, cyclists, and pedestrians to navigate…

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guide

Japan Visitor Hotline (050-3816-2787): 24-Hour Multilingual Help for Travelers

The Japan Visitor Hotline is a 24-hour telephone service provided by the Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO) to assist foreign travelers. It…

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guide

Japan Coast Guard Emergency Number 118: Sea and Beach Emergencies Explained

In Japan, 118 is the dedicated emergency number for maritime incidents. Dial this number to report shipwrecks, drowning emergencies, or maritime…

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How to Call 119 in Japan: Emergency Ambulance and Fire Services Guide

To call for an ambulance or report a fire in Japan, dial 119 from any phone. The operator will ask if you need fire services or medical assistance,…

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guide

How to Call the Police in Japan (110): What to Say and When to Call

To reach the police in an emergency in Japan, dial 110 from any phone. You should call when there is an immediate threat to life, a crime in…

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guide

Tokyo, the Capital of Japan: A Practical Guide for Newcomers

Tokyo is Japan's massive metropolitan center, offering a high standard of living, efficient public transport, and diverse neighborhoods. Moving here…

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FAQ

What to Do if You Lose Your Passport or Residence Card in Japan

If you lose your passport or residence card in Japan, you must immediately report the loss to the local police to obtain a lost property report…

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FAQ

Is Japan Safe for Foreign Travelers and Residents?

Japan is widely considered one of the safest countries in the world for both tourists and long-term residents. While violent crime is extremely low,…

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Health & Safety

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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Living & Settling In

My Number Card Explained: What It Is and How to Apply

The My Number Card is a plastic identification card issued by the Japanese government that contains an IC chip for secure digital authentication. It…

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Japanese Language & Study

Essential Japanese Phrases for Daily Life and Travel

Mastering a few key Japanese phrases can significantly improve your experience while traveling or living in Japan. Focus on polite greetings,…

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Getting Around

Driving in Japan: International Driving Permits, Road Rules, and Tolls

To drive in Japan, foreign visitors must possess a valid International Driving Permit (IDP) issued under the 1949 Geneva Convention. Drivers must…

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Entry, Visas & Work

Residence Card (Zairyu Card) Guide: Managing Your Status

To obtain a Residence Card, you must receive it at the airport upon entry into Japan. You must keep this card with you at all times and update it…

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About Japan

Japan at a Glance: Key Facts Every Newcomer Should Know

Moving to or visiting Japan requires an understanding of its unique administrative, social, and logistical systems. This guide covers essential…

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