2020.01.30
Living in Okutama, Tokyo: Guide for Foreigners
Okutama is located right on the edge of Tokyo in Chichibu-Tama-Kai National Park. This is a very natural and undeveloped part of Tokyo, so it's great for nature lovers.
2020.01.30
Living in Kodaira, Tokyo: Guide for Foreigners
Kodaira is a pleasant suburb of Tokyo full of whimsical charm. It is located in the west but is not so far out that it's inaccessible. The region is very well connected for ease of transport around the Tokyo area.
2020.01.30
Living in Inagi, Tokyo: Guide For Foreigners
Inagi is a beautiful little slice of Tokyo, an excitingly retro place sandwiched between two large patches of greenery. Located in the south-west of Tokyo, outside of the central hub of activity, Inagi offers a more joyful way of life.
2020.01.30
Living in Akishima, Tokyo: Guide for Foreigners
Akishima is located in West Tokyo and is known as a bedroom community because of its almost entirely suburban nature. The area is full of houses and apartments that allow you to commute all around Tokyo for school and work. The town is in the foothills of the Okutama Mountai...
2020.01.30
Living in Hinohara, Tokyo: Guide For Foreigners
When you first arrive in Hinohara, it might be hard to believe that you are still in Tokyo. Long gone are the dizzying heights of the concrete jungle, replaced with untouched Japanese countryside and traditional houses.
2020.01.30
Top 10 Japan Real Estate Advice from 2019
These were the Top 10 Japan Real Estate Advice Articles fr...
2020.01.30
Top 5 Restaurants in Daikanyama
Walking distance from Ebisu is the beautiful, trendy neighborhood of Daikanyama in Shibuya. Even though this is one of the fancier neighborhoods in Tokyo, affordable, delicious dining can be found here in many places. With so many options of bars and restaura...
2020.01.30
Ebisu's Best Sushi: 5 Must Try Restaurants
1. Sushi-Ya OnoSushi Ya Ono by Tiago D.
2020.01.29
Living in Hino, Tokyo: Guide for Foreigners
2020.01.29
Living in Ome, Tokyo: Guide for Foreigners
As soon as you exit the central train station, you will find yourself in Ome Juku, or the city center. This area is dotted with old wooden houses from the early 20th century. Also interesting to see are the 100 retro posters of Japanese and Western movies mounted on these ho...
2020.01.29
Living in Fussa (Tokyo's Little America): Guide For Foreigners
Fussa is a small town located on the western edge of Tokyo Metropolis. Though it occupies only 10.16 square kilometers, it has eight-times the population density than other surrounding towns in the area. That is primarily due to the United States' Yokota Air Base, which...
2020.01.29
Shinpoincho: A Guide to Osaka’s Most Expensive Neighbourhood
Shinpoincho is one of the most prestigious places to live in Kansai. Though it is not as well-known as places such as Ashiya, Tezukayama or Gakuenmae, this area contains the most highly coveted real estate in Osaka.
2020.01.29
Living in Hinode, Tokyo: Guide for Foreigners
Hinode is a small town that sits between Ome and Akiruno, on the western edge of Tokyo. With less than 20,000 residents and a majority of the area being covered with untouched nature, it's a lovely town for foreigners who want to be within a driving distance from the bu...
2020.01.29
Living in Akiruno, Tokyo: Guide for Foreigners
Located around 70 kilometers west of central Tokyo, Akiruno is a paradise for nature lovers. Lined with mountain streams, caves, canyons, and forests, it’s the closest to untouched wilderness you can get near the capital.
2020.01.29
Living in Higashi-Yamato, Tokyo: Guide for Foreigners
Higashiyamato is a small town that sits northwest from Tokyo. It occupies only 13 square kilometers but is a popular residential area for commuters and anyone else who wants to reap the benefits of being close to central Tokyo, yet having a home far from the big city crowds....
