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If you want to travel around Asia as a digital nomad, Japan should be at the top because it differs from its neighboring countries. Many people think Japan is very expensive, but that's not the case if you're not planning to move here permanently. Whether you prefer the bustling city life of Tokyo or a more peaceful experience in rural areas, let's explore what every digital nomad should know about Japan.

Tokyo is definitely the ideal place to find a job in Japan. This is where the headquarters of large corporations are located. This is also where one can have a thriving career and have access to senior positions. There are more job offers available than in other cities. Most of the expatriates settle in Tokyo. In addition to employment opportunities, the capital also provides a valuable living environment: accessible transportation, entertainment complexes, national parks, etc.

Moving to Japan, specifically Tokyo, is a great adventure. Here is a non-exhaustive list of do's and don'ts to make your stay in Tokyo even more fulfilling.

So, there you are in Tokyo, looking for a job, starting your own business, or simply looking to expand your professional network. How are professional relationships in Japan? Which organizations can help you expand your network in Tokyo? Here is a practical guide (the advice below is valid elsewhere in Japan).

How do you socialize in Tokyo? How to make friends and join groups in the Japanese capital? Should you keep doing what you used to do in your country or discover other new activities? Here is an overview of the different ways to make friends in Tokyo and the rest of Japan.

Let's have a look at expat life in Tokyo from the student's perspective. How to find student accommodation in Tokyo? How to be a smart consumer? Here is an overview of the best places to spend less and make the most of your student life in the Japanese capital city.

You would like to study in Japan and have chosen to settle in Tokyo? The Japanese capital is an excellent starting point to begin your adventure in Japan. What are the particularities of studying in the Land of the Rising Sun? What are the benefits of studying in Tokyo? Here is a practical guide to everything you need to know before leaving to study in Japan.

Wondering about sports activities in Tokyo? At the dawn of the World Athletics Championships in 2025, Japan's capital city, best known for its gastronomy and its living environment, also intends to promote and value sports. Indoors, outdoors, or with children here is a roundup of the different ways to spend your free time.

In Tokyo, as in other places in Japan, tasty and cheap local dishes are easy to find. The different regions of Japan offer an infinite number of recipes for ramen, tonkatsu, and soba. So, let's hop on a gastronomic tour of Tokyo.

There is a lot to see and do in Tokyo, whether with family, friends, as a couple, or solo. Let's have a look at the most popular leisure activities in Tokyo.

Japan's capital city has a well-developed, modern, convenient, and accessible transportation system. It is possible to live without a car there, even if you move away to cities like Musashino or Fussa. Here's a review of the main means of transportation in Tokyo. It will cover everything from trains to subways, buses, bicycles and, of course, cars.

If you plan to work in Japan in general and Tokyo in particular, it is essential to understand local cultural nuances. The Japanese working culture is known for long hours and strong commitment, but now, more and more businesses prioritize employees' well-being and career advancement opportunities. Working in Tokyo: How to survive and thrive? This article gives you helpful insights into Tokyo's traditional and modern practices and customs at work.

What to do in Tokyo when it rains? Where to go for a walk? What are the nice activities to do during the week or on weekends? Here is an overview of Tokyo's leisure activities.

Japan currently ranks as the fourth largest economy globally, behind the US, China, and Germany. Economic indicators are positive, with diverse job opportunities and a low unemployment rate of 2.4% by January 2024. Amidst concerns over rising prices and social issues, Tokyo-based companies are considering wage increases in fiscal 2024. Meanwhile, labor shortages in the capital city create openings for job seekers across different industries. Keep reading for valuable information on Tokyo's job market.

Tokyo and its special wards are fascinating. Each of them has its own identity, and you will find yourself not in front of a single capital but in the heart of a multifaceted city. Here is an overview of Tokyo's most popular neighborhoods.