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Overtourism in Japan: Can Tourists Help Fix It?
Japan wants more tourists—but is overtourism getting worse? Here’s how reward programs could encourage better travel behavior.
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Tomioka Silk Mill: An Easy Day Trip to Gunma
Tomioka Silk Mill is a UNESCO World Heritage site in Gunma. Learn why it’s an easy and underrated day trip from Tokyo.
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New Rules for Language Students in Japan From 2026
Japan's Immigration Services Agency just released new rules that will affect current and prospective Japanese language students from 2026.
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Cheap Gyms in Tokyo: 10 Budget Options
Looking for cheap gyms in Tokyo? From ¥300 public gyms to budget 24h chains, here are 10 affordable options to fit any lifestyle.
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2026 Top Jobs in Japan Week 16
Apply to open roles in influencer marketing, English teaching, operations and more in this week's Top Jobs in Japan!
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Japan Startup Visa (2026): How to Start a Business in Japan
Learn how Japan’s Startup Visa works in 2026, including requirements, application steps and how to transition to a Business Manager visa.
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Demon Island: Exploring Megijima in Japan’s Seto Inland Sea
Visit Megijima near Takamatsu—linked to pirates, demons and the Momotaro legend, with caves, views and island art.
Source: GaijinPot Blog
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What Is The Average Salary in Japan? (Updated For 2026)
The average salary in Japan is ¥4.78 million per year. But is this true for everyone? How do bonuses and other factors impact salaries in Japan?
Source: GaijinPot Blog
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Japan’s Favorite Work Visa Gets N2 Language Requirement
Do you need N2 to work in Japan now? Here’s what the new language requirement for the Engineer/Specialist visa actually means.
Source: GaijinPot Blog
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Weave Base: A Modern Way to Rent an Apartment in Tokyo
Weave Base offers unfurnished Tokyo apartments without key money, guarantors or excessive paperwork. Here’s how it works.
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