Live Work and Play in Japan
Do you love gadgets, Japanese comics or animated film? Are you a culture vulture? Or do you hear Japan and think of skiing and snowboarding? If your answer is yes, it is unlikely you would be satisfied with a ‘been there, done that’ whirlwind trip around Japan. To immerse yourself in the Japanese way of life, a working holiday is a great option.
Living, working and playing in Japan will allow you the time to absorb the language, have authentic experiences (rush-hour train travel in Tokyo, anyone?), see the sites at your leisure, and witness fascinating traditions such as a tea ceremony or a sumo wrestling match.
Japan can be a confusing place for newcomers, but it doesn’t have to be. Read our posts on living, working and playing in Japan.
How to Spend 3 Days in Tokyo
Shibuya Crossing - watch the organised madness of this crossing on Day 3 of this 3 Day Visit to Tokyo Kon'nichiwa! Hello Tokyo. Tokyo is the capital city of Japan and it is the most densely populated city in the world. That’s right, it is home to some 40...
Japan Holiday Accommodation – Hotels, Hostels, Pods and Inns
Hall way in a typical capsule hotel Japan is an amazing place to go on holiday, working holiday or expat. It has beautiful scenery, great food, unique architecture and a wealth of cultural tradition. The only question is, where do you stay when you go?...
Tips for Travelling Japan by Train and Using the Japan Rail (JR) Pass
Shinkansen at a Station Japan is probably one of the safest places to travel in the world. Add to that its gorgeous landscapes, centuries of rich culture and tasty food and it quickly becomes the ideal travel destination. The only question is, how do you get...
Japan Working Holiday | Live Work and Play in Japan
Japan is a unique country. There is centuries of ancient history juxtaposed into modern-day life. From palaces to tea ceremonies to exploring natural wonders like Mount Fuji, a visit to Japan offers experiences like no other country can. That’s why obtaining a working...
Teach English in Japan: A guide to finding jobs
In the 1980s if you had blonde hair and blue eyes you could easily step off the plane and walk into an English teaching position and make huge bucks. Things have changed somewhat since then. In this blog I will provide you with an overview of what it is like to Teach...
