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As a largely conservative society, Japan has different standards to Western countries in many aspects of life–including dress code. If you’re keen not to offend and want to be sartorially prepared, keep reading for some practical Japanese dress code tips for what to wear during life’s most important situations.
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There are many easy ways to donate or sell your used items in Japan. We cover donating used clothing and furniture, selling used items online, and recycle shops.
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Learn everything you need to know about laundry in Japan: how to use a Japanese washing machine, buy Japanese laundry detergent, and more!
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Electricity, gas, and water are the basic utility services needed for everyday life. In Japan there are many convenient ways in which you can pay your utility bills. Here's some info on the rate structure and the payment methods available to those living in Japan.
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The prices of electricity, gas, and water bills in Japan and how to pay for them. Here we explain in easy to understand terms, the rate structure, payment methods, and a rough average cost per month depending on household size. We hope that this information will help you to effectively budget your finances.
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One unfortunate truth about Japan is that, lik…
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