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Fighting Humidity and Mold During Japan’s Rainy Season
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How to Get Rid of Cockroaches/Gokiburi in Japan
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Disposal of Oversized Garbage in Japan
As a resident of Japan, you're probably already familiar with the city’s detailed garbage and recycling sy…
5-Minute Daily Cleaning Tips to Keep Your Entryway Clean in Japan
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How to Use Japanese Bathroom Control Panels – English Translations
Japanese bathrooms are known for their high-te…
How to Translate Your Japanese Air Conditioner Remote Control
While most Japanese residences do not have central heating and air conditioning, they do typically come wit…
Sophisticated Living Room Ideas in Japan for a Luxurious Lifestyle
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10-Minute Daily Cleaning Tips for a Tidy Home in Japan
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What is Mottainai? The Japanese Meanings and Expressions
The Japanese word "Mottainai" has been used in…
English-Speaking Maid and Housekeeping Services Guide in Tokyo
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How to Get Rid of Cockroaches/Gokiburi in Japan
Cockroaches in Japan can come in through not only from doorways and gaps, but also through drains, in cardboard boxes delivered, in the soil of houseplants, or in the outdoor units of air conditioners. Here is now to avoid and get rid of Japanese cockroaches.
Japanese Mosquito Repellents and Medicine to Stop Itching
A guide to Japanese mosquito repellents and medicine to stop itching. There are several excellent mosquito products on the market that you can use to repel and kill mosquitoes. Battery-powered repellent sprays, herbal mat, hanging strap, wrist mat, and more.
Fighting Humidity and Mold During Japan’s Rainy Season
The humidity and rain that make up Japan’s rainy season often result in mold and other problems in your home. Find out how to prevent and fight them.
Furniture for Expats in Japan – bringing, leasing or buying
When you renting a residence in Japan, typically, rental properties with long-term contracts do not come fully furnished with furniture and appliances. Here is a short guide to inform foreign expats of the different options available in Japan in when it comes to furnishing a home. The options we will cover include furnishing a home by purchasing, leasing, or bringing of furniture from one’s home country as well as what the benefits of each are based on one’s length of stay in Japan.
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Personalize Your Home: A Tokyo Furniture Buying Guide
If you’ve arrived in Tokyo without any furniture, no need to worry. Not only is it easy to find what you need, you’ll also be surprised by some of the design solutions available here. Whether you want purely functional items at a low price, or you’re hoping to discover something uniquely Japanese, Tokyo furniture stores have plenty to offer. Keep reading to find out the latest trends and best places to furnish your new place.
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Bed Size in Japan - Purchasing Bedding & Linen in Japan
Starting a new life in a new country takes a lot of planning. After securing your new home in Tokyo, the next crucial step is ensuring that your living space is equipped with the essentials, especially when it comes to bedding. Many expats opt to leave their bedding, including blankets, sheets, and pillows, in their home country and consider obtaining new ones during their stay in Japan. To tailor your bedding needs to a rental apartment in Tokyo, it is essential to explore options for obtaining a comfortable bed that suits your preferences. Whether you choose to purchase or lease, finding the perfect bed for your home will contribute to a restful and enjoyable living experience in this vibrant city.
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Disposal of Oversized Garbage in Japan
Japan has strict rules on garbage, especially oversized items like furniture and appliances. Find out what you need to do to guarantee your trash gets picked up!
Japan Voltage, Frequency, and Plug Type: Guide to Plugging In
How will Japan’s voltage, frequency, and plug type standards affect your electronic devices. Stay plugged in with our useful guide on electricity in Japan.
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