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1. allabout-japan.com › en › article ... Is It to Live in Japan as a Foreigner | All About Japan ...

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   2019年3月18日 · But there are aspects of living in Japan, and Japanese society, that can make it difficult. Japan is a notoriously homogeneous place, and whether you like it or not, as a foreigner you are an outsider. Which comes with challenges. The first of which is, obviously, the language. By no means impossible to learn, Japanese is nonetheless time ...

2. allabout-japan.com › en › articleHow to Become a Japanese Citizen | All About Japan

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   2017年12月4日 · Here are the actual requirements to become a citizen of Japan. A person must meet the following conditions: • Having continuously had a domicile in Japan for five years or more; • Being 20 years of age or more and having the capacity to act according to his/her national law; • Being a person of good conduct; • Being able to make a ...

3. allabout-japan.com › en › articleJapan’s Ancient UFO: The Tale of Utsuro-bune | All ...

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   2022年1月14日 · In recent years, as UFOs have become a subject of proper journalistic and political intrigue, the Japanese legend of the utsuro-bune has resurfaced as a dormant case. "UFO" is, however, in some sense a misnomer, as it was actually a seafaring vessel. The tale of a strange, hollowed ship found off the coast of what is now Ibaraki Prefecture was ...

4. allabout-japan.com › en › article10 Scary Superstitions & Taboos in Japan | All About ...

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   2016年8月8日 · With that in mind, let’s take a look at 10 scary superstitions and taboos in Japan! 10. Don’t Step on the Border of a Tatami Mat. Stepping on the cloth border of a tatami mat may bring bad luck. Made of woven straw, tatami mats are very common in Japanese homes, and some contain family emblems on the borders, so stepping on them with your ...

5. allabout-japan.com › en › article7 Best Spots to Buy Toys in Japan | All About Japan

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   2017年12月28日 · 5. ¥100 Shops. While the selection might not be the biggest, ¥100 shops in Japan do have toys sections where you can find a variety of simple but fairly durable distractions. Daiso and Can☆Do are good chains to hit, and while Seria has toys too, it tends to be more targeted toward DIY and cute stuff.

6. allabout-japan.com › en › articleThe Natural Beauty of 'Satoyama' | All About Japan

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   2018年5月17日 · A post shared by rika (@rikamay) on Jun 3, 2018 at 3:50pm PDT. One key aspect to the beauty of satoyama is the verdure of the crops. Japanese farms typically grow green plants like cabbage, potatoes, eggplants and—of course—rice, as opposed to browner crops like wheat (though there are also wheat farms in Japan).

7. allabout-japan.com › en › articleTop 6 Flower Spots in Saitama | All About Japan

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   2019年9月10日 · Saitama Prefecture is home to a great collection of different flower parks and botanical gardens featuring seasonal flowers such as peach blossoms, cherry blossoms, azaleas, wisteria and shibazakura in spring, lotus flowers in summer, red spider lilies in early autumn, and cosmos in late autumn. 6. Kodaihasu no Sato (Gyoda City)