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1. www.japan-guide.com › e › e2051Loan words in Japanese - Japan Travel and Living Guide

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   The pronunciation of loan words is Japanized, and sometimes quite different from the original pronunciation: e.g. curtain=kāten, elevator=elebētā, girl=gāru. Many loan words get abbreviated in ways they do not get abbreviated in the original language: e.g. sūpaa=supermarket, kilo=kilometer (and kilogram), depāto=department store, wāpuro ...

2. www.japan-guide.com › forum › quereadisplayStudent loan in Japan for foreigners - japan-guide.com forum

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   2020年7月29日 · You’d need to have a family member(s) living in Japan to be able to get a loan from a bank, as far as I know. About studying in Japan (from overseas): https://www.jasso.go.jp/ryugaku/study_j/sgtj.html

3. www.japan-guide.com › forum › quereadisplayForeign income property purchase - japan-guide.com forum

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   2024年5月10日 · Best advice is probably to speak with a loan advisor from a real estate agent. They know their banks and what their general rules are. Btw, you actually CAN get a loan even if you don’t live/work in Japan.

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   What do loan words mean?

   • The meanings of some loan words do not correspond with the words' original meanings: e.g. "manshon" from the English "mansion" means "apartment". And finally, some "loan words" are actually Japanese creations rather than loan words.

   Loan words in Japanese

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   How do loan words get abbreviated?

   • Many loan words get abbreviated in ways they do not get abbreviated in the original language: e.g. sūpaa=supermarket, kilo=kilometer (and kilogram), depāto=department store, wāpuro=word processor. The meanings of some loan words do not correspond with the words' original meanings: e.g. "manshon" from the English "mansion" means "apartment".

   Loan words in Japanese

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   Where do loan words come from?

   • In more recent times, many words were also borrowed from Portuguese, Dutch, German (especially from the fields of medicine and mountaineering), French and Italian (especially from the fields of music and food), and, of course, English which is the origin of most modern loan words. Non-Chinese loan words are written in katakana.

   Loan words in Japanese

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5. www.japan-guide.com › forum › quereadisplayLoan from bank (or anywhere) with bad credit? - japan-guide.com

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   2017年11月30日 · Your credit history of late payments will remain on the centralized credit information bureaus for one to five years, during which you might find it difficult to get a new credit card or a loan approved. I suggest not to go to loan sharks with high interest, but to wait it

6. www.japan-guide.com › e › e2226Japanese Banks

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   • Opening An Account
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   Foreign residents can open a bank account with their residence cardsif they have lived in Japan for at least six months. Those who have lived in Japan for less than six months may not be able to open an account or may be asked to provide proof of employment. Policies differ between banks and sometimes bank branches, and there are some banks that ar...

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   Electronic bank transfers (furikomi) are one of the key services offered by Japanese banks. They are a very common way for individuals and businesses to transfer money between each other and to pay bills. Transfers can be made at the teller, ATM or via the internet, and are processed on the same day if made within business hours. A fee of typically...

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   Japanese ATMs allow their users to withdraw, deposit and transfer money, as well as update their bank books. While the number of 24 hour ATMs is increasing, most ATMs maintain business hours and are closed for a few hours each night. Foreign travelers note that a considerable number of ATMs cannot be used with foreign issued debit and credit cards....

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   Banks provide a variety of other useful services. Payments of bills such as phone and utility bills and taxescan be made at banks or can be set up to be automatically withdrawn from an account. Most banks can also exchange foreign currencies.

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   Credit cards are widely accepted at hotels, restaurants and shops across Japan. Residents of Japan can apply for credit cards such as VISA, Mastercard, JCB and AMEX through Japanese banks and other institutions. Approval standards are relatively strict, and credit cards may be difficult to obtain by foreigners without permanent residence, a Japanes...

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   Japanese banks offer loans and mortgages at very low interest rates, however they can be difficult to secure. Besides requiring the applicants to have a certain income level, most banks will issue loans and mortgages only to Japanese citizens, permanent residents or foreign nationals with a Japanese spouse.

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7. www.japan-guide.com › forum › quereadisplayPersonal Loan to foreigners having no PR - japan-guide.com forum

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   2017年9月25日 · I am looking for a personal loan of amount 2milion yen with low interest rate. Is there any bank or finance company who gives personal loan to foreigners having no permanent resident? However, I have credit limit in Japan more than 5milion yen with cashing facility more than 1.5milion yen, but interest rate is more than 14%.

8. www.japan-guide.com › forum › quereadisplayFinancial aid/loans for language school? - japan-guide.com forum

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   2008年5月15日 · My main goal is to eventually enter a Japanese university. But for now, my main concern is obviously money. Is financial aid available? I know the majority of student loans are only for eligible schools, which kind of rules that out. Is there some sort of personal