https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jCi3I5lUV7w
334/365Follow me on🔵Twitter: https://twitter.com/MudanTV🟣Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/mudantv🟠Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mudantvSongs used in t

https://www.tokyoweekender.com/japan-life/70-things-learned-living-tokyo-7-years/
Before moving to Tokyo seven years ago a colleague sent a glib article about 100 things you learn after living in Japan. I remember one thing - you only know how to order fish by using the Japanese names. I still can't do that. I randomly point at menus and hope I ordered fried chicken.

https://www.thetokyolife.com/
Not everything is self-explanatory as you will soon discover (slight under-statement). What you will find here are all the tips and learnings from my first two years living in Tokyo. Whether you're here for one year, one month or one week, this blog is here is to give you all the helpful shortcuts to adjust smoothly. My first tip is simple.

https://www.findawayabroad.com/post/living-in-tokyo
This will give you the best chance to see if living in Saitama is a good choice for you. Budget Stay: Room - 1003: This apartment is small but has just what you'll need to enjoy living in Tokyo without spending a pretty penny. Mid-Tier Stay: 4min to sta: Stay just outside of Tokyo on the southern border of Saitama.

https://liveworkplaytravel.com/one-month-japan-itinerary-for-first-timers/
Day 5 - Day trip to Yokohama from Tokyo. Recommended Stay: 1-2 days. Distance Tokyo to Yokohama: As Yokohama is only an 18 minute train trip (and the leave every 15 to 20 minutes) from Tokyo, Yokohama is being done as a day trip from Tokyo on this one month itinerary of Japan. Yokohama began as a small fishing village.

https://www.expatolife.com/living-in-tokyo/
a) Accommodation. Accommodation is the most expensive part of life in Tokyo. I live in a 40 square meter apartment with my boyfriend, and we pay 180.000 Yen per month. The apartment is conveniently located in the city center 1-minute walk from the closest station. This is what makes it so expensive.

https://japanswitch.com/ultimate-guide-to-life-in-tokyo/
Tokyo has a rich history that dates all the way back to the Edo period. While Tokyo was not the capital at the time, it was still one of the largest cities in the world and an important trading hub for Japan. it became the capital after the Meiji Restoration and was rapidly developed to the Tokyo we know today.

https://www.thetokyochapter.com/what-ive-learned-in-12-years-of-living-in-japan/
Red ink refers to debt or financial failure in business ( the term "being in the red" 赤字になるalso applies in Japan). It is also linked to war and blood. Also, in Japan, if you were to build your own grave stone before you pass away, your name is written in red and then changed to black after you pass.

https://www.vergemagazine.com/work-abroad/blogs/2311-a-year-in-tokyo.html
I first moved to Japan as an English teacher in April 2017. I was living two hours away from Tokyo in a prefecture called Ibaraki, and a few months later, I got a job at a travel company and moved to the big city. It has been a roller coaster of experiences—from overcoming the language barrier, to settling into the work culture, all while trying to grow and develop as a person.

https://thetokyolife.jp/tokyo-guides/
Disaster Preparedness 101. What do you do in the event of an earthquake or a typhoon? Learn all you need to know about keeping safe during a natural disaster with our 101 guide. The primary goal of TTL is to help Japan's growing community of foreign residents. By providing guides for daily life and features about Tokyo, TTL hopes to help them

https://www.reddit.com/r/LearnJapanese/comments/a3hsok/3_months_of_japanese_complete_sharing_my_progress/
Hey everyone. Just wanted to share my thoughts and progress on learning Japanese after 3 months. Quick background about myself: Lived in Tokyo for almost 3 years, never once studied Japanese. Ended up getting a job at LingQ last summer (I shared a video below of me using LingQ to study Japanese) and started taking Japanese seriously since

https://tokyocheapo.com/living/moving-to-tokyo-guide/
From finding a flat to furnishing it and making friends to have over for tea, we're here to make moving to Tokyo as smooth as possible. Tokyo is a massive place, and while that can be good for some things, it can also be intimidating and scary if we're being honest. Don't get us wrong, it's exciting, busy and a complete adventure, and

https://japanstartshere.com/one-month-in-japan/
Alternatively (or, if your Japan 1 month itinerary is more flexible, additionally) take an overnight trip or two from Tokyo. Head to towns of the Fuji Five Lakes region like Kawaguchiko, home to Lake Kawaguchi and Fujiyoshida, where most climbers of Mt. Fuji begin their treks, either on your own or with a guided Mt. Fuji tour from Tokyo.Or soak up everything there is to love about Japan's de

https://talenthub.jp/living-in-japan/what-i-learned-my-first-year/
When scouring the web I realized that each person had a different experience, and while the process for renting in Japan is not quite foreigner friendly, there are several ways to secure living arrangements. Having a general knowledge of the process and what I was looking for, I embarked on a month long journey of finding a reasonable apartment.

https://www.seekingneverland.com/one-week-in-tokyo/
1) Transportation doesn't have to be expensive. There are two airports in Tokyo, Narita and Haneda. Both are far from the city center where many visitors stay. Taxis are incredibly expensive. For the same travel time but half the price, purchase a ticket after you land for the Limousine bus.

https://savvytokyo.com/starting-a-new-life-in-tokyo/
Here is a guide to Tokyo's brick-and-mortar health food stores. Also, if you live in Minato city, check Bio C'Bon, the Japanese branch of the famous French health store. In & Out Of The Office 9. 'Wear it right' at your Japanese workplace. Office Fashion: 4 Tips For "Wearing It Right" At A Japanese Workplace

https://apts.jp/tokyo-life/how-much-you-need-to-live-comfortably-in-tokyo-infographic/
As a person reaches mid-career they are likely to be earning around ¥500,000 per month. This allows them to live very comfortably and put more money towards savings. Finally, if you are earning at the executive level of ¥1,000,000 per month or above, you can enjoy quite a luxurious lifestyle in Tokyo.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Tokyo/comments/ydxk8x/intensive_japanese_for_a_month_in_person/
Intensive Japanese for a month (in person) I'm looking for one-month intensive Japanese (in person, full-time). Currently, I speak none, and my goal is to be able to get by with day-to-day life in Japan. I don't mind either private or group sessions. I did Google, and there are many available:

https://www.reddit.com/r/LearnJapanese/comments/dmvd6r/2_years_of_study_living_in_tokyo_for_a_year_and/
Background: I studied using Anki, Memrise, Genki 1 and 2, Tae Kim, Minna No Nihongo series, Tobira and picking up additional grammar from conversing with natives on Hellotalk. In January of this year, I moved to Tokyo and began attending a Japanese language school (hence why I was forced into to Minna).

https://teixeiras.medium.com/how-i-learned-japanese-in-two-years-and-lived-3-months-in-japan-d55150d5688c
One of the portraits from the collection of portraits, Portraits of Actors, Often Playing Roles by Toyohara Kunichika (1835-1900), a traditional Japanese Ukyio-e style illustration of two actors with a samurai sword. Original from Library of Congress. Digitally enhanced by rawpixel. By the end of the first month, I had learned more than 100

https://www.reddit.com/r/JapanTravel/comments/2th14x/1_month_in_tokyo_too_much/
Only one month in Tokyo is definitely not too long in my book. We are all different. Some people like to travel the country and stay a night or two in different cities, but I prefer to just settle somewhere and get comfortable with the area. I want to make it "my home" and feel connected to it.

https://news.sky.com/story/money-blog-personal-finance-mortgage-rate-shopping-sky-news-13040934
Xbox Game Pass Ultimate currently costs £1 for the first 14 days for new members, then is billed at £12.99 per month. 18:30:01 House prices overvalued by £20,000 - but not for long, Zoopla says

https://news.sky.com/story/inflation-latest-interest-rates-bank-of-england-money-sky-news-blog-13040934
Just one week ago, Nvidia became the world's most valuable company. The chipmaker - whose shares had risen nine-fold since the end of 2022 - overtook Microsoft as its stock market valuation

https://www.reddit.com/r/digitalnomad/comments/16okgc2/is_it_possible_to_live_in_tokyo_on_1000month/
My accommodation alone in Tokyo was more than 1k (living by myself). You can save by sharing but FYI rooms are tiny AF. Everything in Japan is tiny. Culture is overly consumeristic. It's a spend spend spend mentality everywhere, and especially in Tokyo. Entrance fees almost anywhere including some parks, most museums, decent bars with live music.

https://www.reddit.com/r/LearnJapanese/comments/sfrout/learning_japanese_through_living_in_japan/
It seems to be commonly said that learning a language through living in a country that speaks said language can really help speed up learning— for obvious reasons like having to use the language constantly and hear others speak it constantly. I wonder, how long of an immersion experience in Japan would it take to get proficient at Japanese?