Living in Japan
Introduction to Japanese culture, government, language, child care, and other elements of Japanese life.
What you need to know about "Good" and "Bad" in Japanese
This article is contributed by Tokyo Central Japanese Language School. Hallo. My name is W.G. I am a Japan…
What is Mottainai? The Japanese Meanings and Expressions
The Japanese word "Mottainai" has been used in many countries around the world as a universal language. If y…
JLPT for Studying and Working in Japan
JLPT (Japanese Language Proficiency Test) is without a doubt one of the most popular Japanese language tests…
International Schools in Japan
List of International schools, Kindergartens, Pre-schools in Japan Introducing schools, kindergarten schools,…
Art, Music and Culture Classes for Children in Tokyo
There are many fun classes for children in Tokyo and these classes are supported in English. Here is some in…
Registering or Changing Your Address in Japan
When you arrive in Japan and have a fixed address or are residing in a service apartment where their address…
Japanese Language Schools in Tokyo
Japanese Language Schools in Tokyo This is a list of Japanese language schools in Tokyo. This list will assis…
Age Restrictions in Japan: Drinking, Smoking, Voting & More
A Japanese person's age is significantly linked to their social position from their early school years until…
Geisha Dinner Experience in Tokyo
The geisha is a world-famous Japanese symbol that is seldom understood outside of Japan. The geisha arts, a…
Japanese Childcare Vocabulary (Registering for a nursery) – Basic info and Vocab
If you are living in Japan with kids – you might want to put your child into a nursery or a daycare. This blog will hopefully give you a brief overview of the different types of nurseries available and some vocabulary to look out for.
My experience applying for a Japanese Public Daycare
Experience of a Japanese Public Daycare
How to Find Japanese Online Teachers and Tutors
We have compiled a list of websites where you can learn Japanese online from native Japanese teachers. The g…
English-Speaking Lawyers in Tokyo
Even if you speak Japanese, you may want to consult in English about personal issues or legal issues concern…
School Grade and Age Structure in Japan
The education system and structures vary from country to country. Here PLAZA HOMES have made an easy to understand comparison between the ages and grade structures in Japan and other countries. You can also find a list of what the ages for compulsory education in each country is and how to use that information choose a grade in Japan.
By PLAZA HOMES
Homemade Baby Food in Japan
It could be very trying to prepare baby food in Japan if you are not familiar with Japanese weaning system. If you would like to try for homemade…
Wadaiko: The Summer Rhythm and Movements of Taiko in Japan
With a multitude of purposes, strong traditions, and dynamic rhythm, wadaiko, or traditional Japanese drums,…
Japanese Voice Translator / Interpreter Apps
Recently, a variety of translation and interpretation apps have been developed. There are various types of r…
Japanese Language Exchange: Find a Partner to Talk With
There is nothing more immersive in learning Japanese than living in Japan, but even then, it can be hard to…
How to Share, Rent Bikes in Tokyo
In this article, you'll discover about English-speaking shared-bike services, rental bicycles for parents to ride with their children, English-speaking cycling excursions, and cycling groups in Tokyo.
By PLAZA HOMES
