Everyday tips
Everyday Tips provides practical advice to make daily life easier in Japan. From finding lost items and disposing of oversized garbage to selling used goods, using convenience store services, and tackling pest problems, this section is packed with helpful information for smoother living.
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.
Paying Bills in Japan Conveniently: A Simple Guide
Paying bills is no one’s favorite thing to do,…
BOOKOFF: How to Sell Your Unwanted Items in Japan
BOOKOFF is the most famous second-hand shop wi…
How to Properly Dispose of Cooking Oil in Japan
Proper disposal of used cooking oil from home…
Laundry Symbols and Dry Cleaning Services in Japan
Most rental apartments (especially higher-end…
How to Read Recycling Symbols on Products in Japan
Taking care of garbage is an everyday part of…
Disposal of Oversized Garbage in Japan
As a resident of Japan, you are likely already familiar with the intricacies of the city’s garbage and rec…
Japanese Dry Cleaning and English-Speaking Dry Cleaning Services in Tokyo
One of the biggest challenges many Westerners…
Quiet Living: Tackling Neighborhood Noise in Japan
Japanese cities, especially Tokyo, are some of…
Sustainable Lifestyles in Edo and Japanese History
In Japan, there has long been a 'mottainai spi…
How to Pay Utility Bills in Japan
Electricity, gas, and water are the basic utility services needed for everyday life. In Japan there are many convenient ways in which you can pay your utility bills. Here's some info on the rate structure and the payment methods available to those living in Japan.
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