Paid to Travel – How to Take a "Working Holiday" in Japan
Whilst even a short visit to Japan can be a life-changing experience for many, the fact is that in a country so fascinatingly unique and with so many different layers to its society, three months really isn’t enough time to even scratch the surface.
Living in Japan: Why Share Houses are an Ideal Choice
If you’re moving to Japan for work or study, deciding where to stay is no simple decision. Here’s why you should seriously consider a share house. There are now over 2,800 share houses in Japan. They’re easy to get into, interesting to live in, and much easier on your wallet than renting your own place.
Share Houses-What to Expect
If you are staying in Japan long term and are on a budget, a good alternative to renting an apartment (notorious for being expensive with many payments before you even move in and are often unfurnished) is to stay in a share house.
Room for Negotiation: Navigating Japan’s Residential Property Market
The first question many would ask is, can a foreigner even buy property in Japan. In principle, the answer is a resounding yes!
Do You Want to Dwell in Tokyo?
R-ESTATE TOKYO, a real estate agency well-known for its unique selection of property, has released a new website especially for foreigners.