Apply to open roles in hospitality, engineering and more in this week's Top Jobs in Japan! If you’re looking to work in Japan ...

Visit the Capcom Creation exhibition in Niigata featuring Resident Evil, Street Fighter, Mega Man, Monster Hunter and more.

This major retrospective at The National Museum of Art, Osaka revisits one of postwar Japan’s most distinctive contemporary ...

Weave Base offers unfurnished Tokyo apartments without key money, guarantors or excessive paperwork. Here’s how it works.

Spring in Tokyo is all about energy and change as sakura (cherry blossoms) bloom, festivals pop up and the whole city feels ...

Learn tips for Japanese job applications, including resume writing, interview prep and using GaijinPot Jobs to find the perfect job in Japan. In our latest video, we answer some of the most frequently ...

A payment app allows you to make electronic transactions using your smartphone. To use a payment app in Japan, you need to download and install it on your phone, create an account, link it to your ...

Kabuki is one of Japan’s three major classical theater arts and is often compared to Shakespearean works in terms of cultural significance. Sporting heavily stylized makeup and elaborate costumes, ...

Imagine yourself on a sweltering, humid summer day in Japan, strolling beside a serene river. The air is tinged with a faint, fishy aroma, creating an unusual atmosphere. Suddenly, a sharp, beak-like ...

Japan is famously one of the safest places in the world, but the country still has a dark side. Chilling ghost stories, scary urban legends, and haunted places are all part of Japanese culture.

Mothers-in-law get a bad rap all over the world. In the West, it is the mother-in-law versus son-in-law relationship that is the butt of stand-up comedy jokes. In Asian cultures, however, it is ...