Dec 19, 2016 | Everyday Living Advice
Have you ever seen this vegetable at your nearby Japanese supermarket? Ninniku no me or Garlic Scapes are very affordable, you can get buy a bunch of it with your 100 yen coin. This long and green vegetable offers many benefits such as follows, a. They might improve...
Dec 19, 2016 | Products and Services in Japan
Are you celebrating Christmas all by yourself this year? You might want to try this personal Christmas cake from Lawson. This Christmas, Lawson Japan has started selling “Akai Christmas Cake” (Red Christmas Cake) and “Shiroi Christmas Cake”. The cake is made by...
Dec 19, 2016 | Japanese Culture & Entertainment
For Japanese, a name is considered the first gift for a human being. A name is carefully chosen after combining some kanji with specific yomikata (reading of a kanji character), meaning, and filled with many hopes and prayers for the newborn baby. Here’s the list of...
Dec 19, 2016 | Everyday Living Advice
As a foreigner, you will often be asked to submit a proof or residence or Juminhyou. Each area will have different form and handling charge, but don’t worry! What you need is to remember the following kanji, 住民票 Juminhyou、Residence Card If you can’t find...
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