Tips for studying in Japan
Have you heard of the “JLPT” exam? It officially stands for “Japanese Language Proficiency Test”, and it is held in every July and December as a “test to measure the Japanese proficiency for those whom Japanese is not their native language”. The levels go from N1 to 5, and this is a test that most s
You most likely need a part time job when studying abroad in Japan. In order for this, there's always an interview in the beginning. This interview determines if you are hired or not, so you would like to be well prepared beforehand. This time I have come up with a list of questions that yo
Railroad systems in Japan are very efficient. In this article, let's look at how to take a train in Japan. The most common way to take train is to check the fare to your destination on the map and buy a ticket at the ticket machine. However, it is quite difficult to find an unfamiliar n
