Life in Japan as an international resident is fascinating, especially when you speak Japanese fluently. It smooths daily life but also brings unexpected twists.
Acclaimed author Karen Hill Anton has produced a masterfully crafted novel that will remain with you long after the final page is turned.
In her inspirational memoir, Karen Hill Anton describes how cultures can act as gateways to new human encounters rather than as barriers.
"A Passion for Japan" is an impressive anthology of 31 narratives detailing how the contributors transcended culture shock and came to call Japan home.
“America is a permanent Pacific power, and countries in this region can rely on America to be a continued presence both for security and economic reasons.”
Haven’t heard of Japan's amazing transportation system? Here are some tips on taking trains and buses, whether commuting or moving around Japan.
When you get past the initial hurdles of moving to Japan, cycling can be a very fun, healthy and sustainable way to discover your city! Learn...
You might not need to set up a bank account in Japan, but if you do, we have some tips to help you go through the...
Registering your residence is the most important piece of paperwork you need to do once you leave the airport. You are required to complete this process...
An unexpected trip to Hong Kong in 2011 marked my first venture into Asia. Even today, every thought of Hong Kong brings back so many positive...
Well, actually, I got it in two. First, I had to go to the Japanese equivalent of the Department of Motor Vehicles and complete...
JAPAN Forward asked Charles Jack, general manager of The Westin Tokyo, what he thinks about Japan and what he likes about Japanese cuisine. ...