Your first banking experience in Japan doesn't have to be a bad one.

In Japan, paying utility bills can be a hassle. But it doesn’t have to be.

Interested in renting out your house or apartment in Japan? Here’s what to know.

Looking for the best moving companies in Japan? We cover the best services with English support, the average costs, your FAQs, and more.

Here’s the big picture and then 2 step-by-step guides to reclaiming your money after leaving Japan.

What is tenshutsu todoke? When should I submit it? Can I use a proxy? We cover 3 methods, give you a step-by-step guide, and answer all your pressing questions.

There's a sign in Roppongi that says "because there are rules, there is freedom." After 10 years in Tokyo, entrepreneur Jonathan Siegel finally understands what it means. A conversation about the rules no one explains, the logic behind them, and what happens when you stop resisting.

Tired of slow-to-load streaming? Need reliable Wi-Fi for those hard-to-schedule calls back home? Here’s what to know about Internet providers in Japan. 

Make your wallet work smarter in Japan by choosing the credit card that will gain you the most points or cash-back incentives in Japan.

Selling online in Japan can be challenging for businesses that are not familiar with the country's regulations and consumer preferences. Get up to speed quickly.

Japan is the most AI-friendly major economy. This guide covers Japan's AI Promotion Act, METI guidelines, and what it means if you're expanding into the Japanese market.

Thinking of hiring your first employee? For the majority of businesses in Japan, your next step involves enrolling your employees in labor insurance, 労働保険 = roudou hoken.  

Find out how to benefit and what to do.

The essentials of workers' accident insurance in Japan for business owners and employees: what it is, who it's for, how to enroll, and more.

Here’s where to go to get the latest on industry-specific statistics, consumer reports, emerging market segments, and market analytics for Japan.

For anyone doing business in Japan, you’ll want to know how to register one of these. Our A to Z guide on how to get it done.

When starting a business in Japan, entrepreneurs often find themselves facing a critical decision: whether to establish their company as a Kabushiki Kaisha (KK) or a Godo Kaisha (GK).

Thinking of starting a business in Japan? Wondering what type of visa to apply for? Here’s what you need to know about visas for starting a business in Japan.

Don’t forget these procedures when leaving Japan. Bookmark this checklist to help you navigate this stressful period with a little more ease and grace.

An A-to-Z guide of what to know up front before you make the switch.