We know you're not trying to be a bad tourist, but everyone occasionally breaks one of these unspoken rules in Japan.

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But not all romaji is the same. Depending on where you look, you might see “shi” spelled as “shi,” “si” or even something ...

Worried your boss might report you to immigration if you quit your job in Japan? Learn what they can—and can’t—do under ...

Apply to the latest job openings in this week's Top Jobs in Japan in video production, teaching, security and more.

Learn when travel insurance in Japan is essential, what it covers and how to protect yourself during your trip.

For those traveling to Japan for the first time, the research and preparation can be overwhelming.Along with researching what to see and eat, there is a lot about the culture and travel infrastructure ...

If you engage in violent actions—even as an act of self-defense—you could face serious charges: Assault: If your actions do not result in injury, you may still be charged with assault, which carries ...

It’s not something anyone likes to think about, but if you’re living in Japan—especially alone—you might have wondered: What happens if I die in Japan? While it’s not the most cheerful topic, ...

Kamakura is a historic gem located just an hour south of Tokyo. Famous for its hydrangeas (ajisai), this city transforms into a colorful paradise when the rain arrives.Meigetsuin Temple, known as the ...

Football was introduced to Japan by Dr. Paul Rusch, an American missionary who first arrived in the country in 1925. Rusch’s name remains in the game today, as the Paul Rusch Trophy (Japanese) is ...