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At some point, you’ll probably want a car to get around. Of course, there are always car rentals. But should you buy or lease ...

How to read your Japanese payslip and understand taxes, insurance and deductions—so you know exactly where your salary goes each month. It’s payday in Japan. You check your email or banking app—your ...

MBA Graduates in Japan reveal how the Manchester Global MBA transformed their careers through global insights, practical ...

Japan’s rainy season (梅雨, tsuyu), often regarded as humid and depressing, particularly in June, conjures images of soggy shoes and drizzly days. People who go out during these months experience a ...

Learn how to study in Japan with a student visa—what you need, how to apply and how GaijinPot Study can help make the process easier. If you’re looking to shake things up, experience a new culture and ...

Traffic lights in Japan aren’t always straightforward. From green arrows to flashing reds, here’s how to understand what each signal means. Driving in Japan isn’t too different from driving in other ...

Air conditioners or エアコン (eakon) in Japan can help you through sweltering heat waves and blistering snowstorms because each unit operates with both air conditioning and heating settings. As the labels ...