Bridging Japanese Content and International Curiosity
Housing and Relocation
Relo Japan has great advice for traveling expats Flying is a very frequent experience for many people, particularly among business people in dense and busy urban areas such as Tokyo. That being said, the American Chamber of Commerce in Japan Continue Reading
H&R Group always offers great advice on living in japan with their monthly newsletter, made up of regular posts to Japan Info Swap. Feel free to check out the latest news from places to grab a bite, to more cultural Continue Reading
Macro-Perspective and Interesting Facts about Modern Day Tokyo H&R Consultants, along with Japan Info Swap makes the relocation process to Japan a much smoother one both in terms of logistics as well as cultural adaptation and knowledge. Even if you Continue Reading
H&R’s motto says it all: more than relocation. This is a company which places lifestyle in the forefront. With properties spanning Japan’s largest and most vibrant cities, H&R helps you fine tune every detail no matter how big or Continue Reading
Steve Burson, President of H&R, talks about the lesser understood car insurance system here in Japan. Featured in the BCCJ Acumen, Mr. Burson advises in brief on car insurance and some proper preliminary steps to take before you become a Continue Reading
Back streets, or Main streets? A little of both? In Tokyo, you can feel like you’re off the beaten path from time to time. And believe it or not, you don’t have to go far to find yourself in Continue Reading
Trash is one of the most uncontrollable elements of our modernized world. Not just trash on the street or in our homes, but trash where we can’t see it, in the ocean, under the ground, incinerated and sent into the Continue Reading
Shipping Individual Items in Japan After arriving in Japan, many are, more often than not, very surprised and impressed with the efficiency and speed of Japan’s postal and delivery services. In addition to Japan Postal Service, there are multiple Continue Reading
For those of us from America, we have all heard the stereotype that Asians are poor drivers. This indicates a tendency on the part of Americans to lump all things of the Orient together in one vague stratification. The fact Continue Reading