K. Chida: Before you come to Japan you should read up on the visa/immigration system. There are more ways to live here faraway term than you might imagine. Visa status can be changed. You can convert yourself within the visa system. …

[Source] mattatlee

“Onsen” stands for “hot spring” and “ryokan” is translated in “hotel“, “Inn” ,or “guest house”, I suppose. However, it is a little bit difficult to translate the word “ryokan” into English, as it is a different culture of Japan. …

[Source] Seikokan

I have a short story, ‘The Koshino Animation Company of Japan’, featured in the new Tokyo-themed 3AM anthology, Love Hotel City , out April 1st. It’s edited by Andrew Stevens, and plus features contributions from Stephen Barber, …

[Source] richardblandford

Actually, the last line quoted above gives the reply: by allowing Japanese gays or lesbians to marry their partner, that partner will now qualify for a spouse visa-which in many cases is the difference amoung allowing a relationship …

[Source] Roy Berman

You all know what Love Hotels are right? whether not, I’m not certain that I should be the one to educate you, let’s let Wikipedia do that right here. Ok? Know what I’m talking about? Well there’s a Love Hotel just around the corner from where I live called Hotel Royal Tomo. It’s not a huge glittering place, it’s anonymous ample (although Yuki told me it’s pretty infamous for a murder … Wait, who are you again? My Photo. Alex: Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan. View my complete profile …

[Source] Alex

The pricier hotel room is bigger, the pricier meal has more expensive ingredients, the pricier fruit is sweet and ripe. … They are useful for onsen (to avoid towel rental charges) and cheaper minshukus that don’t supply towels. …

[Source] unknown

As you may have imagined there are many secret things involved in attaining a Japanese Visa for doing business. At the risk of being hunted down and killed i will now give away one of the biggest of those secrets. …

[Source] Administrator