Detailed Monthly Expenditure in Japan
This video is on average monthly expenditure in Japan including shopping, food, groceries, transport, travel to home country, trips, utilities, connectivity, Income deduction and rent.
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COVID Updates - Important information from Tokyo Metropolitan Government (TMG).
How to Spend This Holiday Season With the end of the year and new year just ahead, please continue taking steps to prevent the spread of infection. Please do not go to crowded places. Only spend time with people you usually meet. Remember to wear a mask and wash your hands. And, please keep rooms ventilated.
Car Shaken - Agents in Japan
The inspection system is in place to ensure that vehicles on Japanese roads are properly maintained and are safe to be on the road.
Comparison table for how to say groceries in Japanese
For the first time to visit Japan, you may be in trouble with buying groceries at supermarkets. This following table may help you how to explain what you want to buy in Japanese.
How to register Gas, Electricity and Water?
Before you start using Gas, Electricity and Water, you need to register Gas, Electricity and Water under your name / new address
The Japanese medical system: a brief guide
If you are residing in Japan for longer than three months, it is mandatory to be enrolled in the Japanese health insurance system even if you have travel insurance or are covered by your insurance back home.
Preparing Against a Novel Influenza Pandemic
Novel influenza emerged and came to spread efficiently from person to person as a result of the influenza virus (bird influenza virus) being anomalously transmitted to a person, where it usually only spreads among animals (and particularly birds), and undergoing a mutation within the body of that person or pig
The Ultimate Travel Guide to Tokyo – Best Things To Do, See & Enjoy!
Tokyo is a world unto itself, and it’s an absolute must-see for any travel lover. Soak in the traditional Japanese culture, learn about modern life in the city, and people-watch until your head spins!
COVID19 - Updates from MHLW Govt of Japan
Japan's Ministry of Health, Labour and welfare (MHLW) and Immigration Services Agency(ISA) have put the information on their website regarding the regional consultation desks for those who have symptom or those who would like to consult in a foreign language with the aim that it could be useful for foreign residents who are not sure about contact points when they have worries or trouble.
Re-entry of Indian nationals who possess status of residence in Japan
Here are the latest guidelines from the Ministry of Justice / immigration, Japan. All those having residence in Japan, including students, are now allowed to enter Japan. First timers, not having residence in Japan, will not be allowed to enter yet. I think such people will be allowed in next phase.