Japan Mobility Blog

Finding a pet-friendly property in Japan can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. This challenge is especially pronounced in urban areas like Tokyo, Osaka, Yokohama and Nagoya, where space is limited and strict rental policies prevail.

For expats seeking a more balanced lifestyle, Nagoya offers a compelling alternative to Tokyo or Osaka. This centrally located city combines affordability, convenience, and community - making it one of the best places to live in Japan for expats.

Every August 11th, Japan celebrates Mountain Day (山の日, Yama no Hi) - a national holiday dedicated to appreciating the country’s stunning mountainous landscapes and the cultural, spiritual, and recreational roles they play in Japanese life.

Marine Day, or Umi no Hi (海の日), is a national holiday in Japan celebrated annually on the third Monday of July. It's a day dedicated to appreciating the ocean's bounty, recognizing the importance of maritime activities, and reflecting on Japan's deep connection to the sea.

Nestled in the heart of Nagoya, Japan, Nagoya Castle (名古屋城, Nagoyajō) stands as a majestic symbol of the city's rich history and cultural heritage.

If you are looking to establish a business presence in Japan, then we recommend the Business Manager Visa. This visa is designed for individuals aiming to undertake managerial or administrative roles in Japan, whether you're an aspiring business owner or an experienced manager.

Golden Week is one of Japan's most anticipated holiday periods, spanning several national holidays from late April to early May offering a unique blend of cultural events, bustling cities, and vibrant celebrations.

Every spring, Japan transforms into a breathtaking landscape of delicate pink and white blossoms as the cherry trees, or sakura, come into full bloom. Let's explore the significance of sakura and hanami, their history, and how they are celebrated today.