Living Guide in Tokyo / RISE Corp.
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Living in Japan often involves encountering unfamiliar business customs. For example, when you search for a rental room, you will find one of tho...
When looking for a rental property, you need to keep in mind to check and understand the conditions, equipment, and surrounding environment befor...
In leasing commercial real estate, office or company-housing from a foreign owner (a non-resident owner), the Japanese tax agency requires lessees ...
Companies that pay rent for their employees or directors (board members) should consider taxation on salaries as it varies depending on how the ren...
Recently, more foreign investors possess real estate in Japan. From rental offices to accommodation facilities, stores, and houses, various types o...
Once you start searching for rental rooms online, you will soon notice that English information is much less than it is in Japanese. One reason for...
Having musical instrument in Tokyo When you play a musical instrument, the piano or guitar at home, take care not to disturb your neighbors. Those ...
What is "J" on the Japanese floor plan. It is the size of a Tatami mat!! Some houses in Japan have rooms called Washitsu 和室, a Japanese-style room ...
Pets are considered members of the family. Having a pet means a lot to people, especially those living abroad in unfamiliar places, where pets can ...
Sorting household waste into four categories; Burnable, Unburnable, Recyclable, and Oversized garbage, is commonly instructed in any areas of Japan...