The outstanding technique of Japanese nail art is very much respected worldwide. Listed below are English speaking nail salons located in central Tokyo. You might also enjoy going to many different nail salons first to find out your favorite one to go every month!
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Find a Tokyo Hair Salon in Japan with English-speaking staff. English-speaking hair salons in Akasaka, Aoyama, Azabu-Juban, Daikanyama, Ebisu, Ginza, Harajuku, Naka-Meguro, Omotesando, Shibuya, and more.
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While in Japan, it's best to be prepared for an emergency evacuation at all times. It is important to have an evacuation kit ready in case of an emergency evacuation in Japan due to natural disasters such as earthquakes, fires, tsunamis, or the loss of a lifeline.
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Japan has strict rules on the amounts and types of medication that can be brought into Japan. Be sure to read our guide before you travel to Japan or if you plan to import medicine from countries outside of Japan.
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Stay up-to-date on earthquakes that might be coming by using an earthquake app. Whether you're a Japan expat or you simply want to keep safe, try these 6 options.
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Japan is home to a wide variety of gadgets, but many beauty appliances are also produced every year. Some can be used abroad and are popular as souvenirs for foreigners. The following is a list of the most popular beauty appliances currently available in Japan, divided into face, body, and hair categories.
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While earthquakes are the most associated natural disaster with Japan, typhoon season should be taken seriously as well. Learn how to prepare with this guide.
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If you’re a resident of Japan, you may be entitled to a free yearly health check! Find out what is included as well as the optional service called Ningen Dock.
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Find an English-friendly plastic surgery clinic in Tokyo that covers your surgical needs, including eyes, ears, hair, breast augmentation, and body contouring.
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Essential information and resources about dental care in Japan and a comprehensive list of English-speaking dental clinics and specialists in Tokyo.
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Over-the-counter ( OTC ) medicine is easier to find in Japan than you think. Here are some popular pharmacies that you can easily find, along with useful Japanese phrases and commonly used OTC medicines and the ailments they help alleviate.
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Major disasters can happen at any time. When a disaster strikes, lifelines such as electricity, gas and water may not be available and logistics may come to a halt, so it is important to have emergency rations and food reserves. This article provides tips on food stockpiling, including what and how much to stockpile and how to do it.
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There are several Apps and Websites in Japan that provide information about natural disasters in English. Here are some of the must-have Apps and informative websites to help you stay prepared in the event of a natural disaster.
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There are many options available in Tokyo for rejuvenating and adjusting your body. Take care of your health and well-being with these English-friendly clinics.
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J-ALERT is Japan's National Instant Warning System. The alert will come when the government transmits emergency information instantly to the residents of the whole country. The Meteorological Agency transmits information to the system about an earthquake, a tsunami, a volcano, etc. The Cabinet Secretariat is responsible for sending information about ballistic missiles, aviation attacks, guerrilla attacks, mega terrorism, etc.
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National Health Insurance is required for all residents in Japan, including foreigners. Private insurance in Japan does exist, but is not mandatory as the National Health Insurance covers everything that can be categorized as a medical treatment. Here is a guide to health insurance in Japan to answer all your questions.
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If you are looking for English-Speaking ophthalmologists (eye doctors) in Tokyo or Yokohama, here is the list for you. There are several doctors who speak fluent English.
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We have put together a list of psychiatrists, therapists and psychologists who speak English in Tokyo. If you have any mental health problems or issues, please refer to the list.
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What should you do in the event of an earthquake in Tokyo? Be Prepared! From indoor and outdoor safety to evacuation sites and English-language radio stations, we can help. We also list of Evacuation Maps by Ward in Central Tokyo.
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Obtaining prescription drugs in Japan can be a real headache. Here is what you need to know as well as where to find English-speaking pharmacies in Tokyo.
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Find a Tokyo Hair Salon in Japan with English-speaking staff. English-speaking hair salons in Akasaka, Aoyama, Azabu-Juban, Daikanyama, Ebisu, Ginza, Harajuku, Naka-Meguro, Omotesando, Shibuya, and more.
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The outstanding technique of Japanese nail art is very much respected worldwide. Listed below are English speaking nail salons located in central Tokyo. You might also enjoy going to many different nail salons first to find out your favorite one to go every month!
Number of accesses : 815
While in Japan, it's best to be prepared for an emergency evacuation at all times. It is important to have an evacuation kit ready in case of an emergency evacuation in Japan due to natural disasters such as earthquakes, fires, tsunamis, or the loss of a lifeline.
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Stay up-to-date on earthquakes that might be coming by using an earthquake app. Whether you're a Japan expat or you simply want to keep safe, try these 6 options.
Number of accesses : 476
Japan has strict rules on the amounts and types of medication that can be brought into Japan. Be sure to read our guide before you travel to Japan or if you plan to import medicine from countries outside of Japan.
Number of accesses : 403
If you’re a resident of Japan, you may be entitled to a free yearly health check! Find out what is included as well as the optional service called Ningen Dock.
Number of accesses : 393
Essential information and resources about dental care in Japan and a comprehensive list of English-speaking dental clinics and specialists in Tokyo.
Number of accesses : 273
Japan is home to a wide variety of gadgets, but many beauty appliances are also produced every year. Some can be used abroad and are popular as souvenirs for foreigners. The following is a list of the most popular beauty appliances currently available in Japan, divided into face, body, and hair categories.
Number of accesses : 262
Over-the-counter ( OTC ) medicine is easier to find in Japan than you think. Here are some popular pharmacies that you can easily find, along with useful Japanese phrases and commonly used OTC medicines and the ailments they help alleviate.
Number of accesses : 246
Find an English-friendly plastic surgery clinic in Tokyo that covers your surgical needs, including eyes, ears, hair, breast augmentation, and body contouring.
Number of accesses : 243
If you are looking for English-Speaking ophthalmologists (eye doctors) in Tokyo or Yokohama, here is the list for you. There are several doctors who speak fluent English.
Number of accesses : 227
We have put together a list of psychiatrists, therapists and psychologists who speak English in Tokyo. If you have any mental health problems or issues, please refer to the list.
Number of accesses : 215
National Health Insurance is required for all residents in Japan, including foreigners. Private insurance in Japan does exist, but is not mandatory as the National Health Insurance covers everything that can be categorized as a medical treatment. Here is a guide to health insurance in Japan to answer all your questions.
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J-ALERT is Japan's National Instant Warning System. The alert will come when the government transmits emergency information instantly to the residents of the whole country. The Meteorological Agency transmits information to the system about an earthquake, a tsunami, a volcano, etc. The Cabinet Secretariat is responsible for sending information about ballistic missiles, aviation attacks, guerrilla attacks, mega terrorism, etc.
Number of accesses : 169
There are many options available in Tokyo for rejuvenating and adjusting your body. Take care of your health and well-being with these English-friendly clinics.
Number of accesses : 156
While earthquakes are the most associated natural disaster with Japan, typhoon season should be taken seriously as well. Learn how to prepare with this guide.
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Major disasters can happen at any time. When a disaster strikes, lifelines such as electricity, gas and water may not be available and logistics may come to a halt, so it is important to have emergency rations and food reserves. This article provides tips on food stockpiling, including what and how much to stockpile and how to do it.
Number of accesses : 148
What should you do in the event of an earthquake in Tokyo? Be Prepared! From indoor and outdoor safety to evacuation sites and English-language radio stations, we can help. We also list of Evacuation Maps by Ward in Central Tokyo.
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List of English-Speaking / Foreign-Friendly doctors and hospitals in Japan.
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There are several Apps and Websites in Japan that provide information about natural disasters in English. Here are some of the must-have Apps and informative websites to help you stay prepared in the event of a natural disaster.
Number of accesses : 107
The outstanding technique of Japanese nail art is very much respected worldwide. Listed below are English speaking nail salons located in central Tokyo. You might also enjoy going to many different nail salons first to find out your favorite one to go every month!
Number of accesses : 3,942
Find a Tokyo Hair Salon in Japan with English-speaking staff. English-speaking hair salons in Akasaka, Aoyama, Azabu-Juban, Daikanyama, Ebisu, Ginza, Harajuku, Naka-Meguro, Omotesando, Shibuya, and more.
Number of accesses : 3,029
If you’re a resident of Japan, you may be entitled to a free yearly health check! Find out what is included as well as the optional service called Ningen Dock.
Number of accesses : 1,844
Japan has strict rules on the amounts and types of medication that can be brought into Japan. Be sure to read our guide before you travel to Japan or if you plan to import medicine from countries outside of Japan.
Number of accesses : 1,799
Over-the-counter ( OTC ) medicine is easier to find in Japan than you think. Here are some popular pharmacies that you can easily find, along with useful Japanese phrases and commonly used OTC medicines and the ailments they help alleviate.
Number of accesses : 1,583
Japan is home to a wide variety of gadgets, but many beauty appliances are also produced every year. Some can be used abroad and are popular as souvenirs for foreigners. The following is a list of the most popular beauty appliances currently available in Japan, divided into face, body, and hair categories.
Number of accesses : 1,403
Find an English-friendly plastic surgery clinic in Tokyo that covers your surgical needs, including eyes, ears, hair, breast augmentation, and body contouring.
Number of accesses : 1,222
Essential information and resources about dental care in Japan and a comprehensive list of English-speaking dental clinics and specialists in Tokyo.
Number of accesses : 1,109
If you are looking for English-Speaking ophthalmologists (eye doctors) in Tokyo or Yokohama, here is the list for you. There are several doctors who speak fluent English.
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We have put together a list of psychiatrists, therapists and psychologists who speak English in Tokyo. If you have any mental health problems or issues, please refer to the list.
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From prescriptions to hygiene and herbal heroes, explore Japan's cold remedy landscape with this guide. Keep colds at bay and continue your Japanese adventure!
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There are many options available in Tokyo for rejuvenating and adjusting your body. Take care of your health and well-being with these English-friendly clinics.
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Stay up-to-date on earthquakes that might be coming by using an earthquake app. Whether you're a Japan expat or you simply want to keep safe, try these 6 options.
Number of accesses : 736
J-ALERT is Japan's National Instant Warning System. The alert will come when the government transmits emergency information instantly to the residents of the whole country. The Meteorological Agency transmits information to the system about an earthquake, a tsunami, a volcano, etc. The Cabinet Secretariat is responsible for sending information about ballistic missiles, aviation attacks, guerrilla attacks, mega terrorism, etc.
Number of accesses : 662
National Health Insurance is required for all residents in Japan, including foreigners. Private insurance in Japan does exist, but is not mandatory as the National Health Insurance covers everything that can be categorized as a medical treatment. Here is a guide to health insurance in Japan to answer all your questions.
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With high temperatures and humidity, heatstroke is a significant concern in Japan, but you can protect yourself. Stay safe during Japan's summer season by discovering heatstroke risks and effective prevention strategies. Our article provides essential guidance on identifying and addressing heat-related health issues. Recognize the signs, seek prompt treatment, and implement expert tips for a healthier summer.
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Obtaining prescription drugs in Japan can be a real headache. Here is what you need to know as well as where to find English-speaking pharmacies in Tokyo.
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While in Japan, it's best to be prepared for an emergency evacuation at all times. It is important to have an evacuation kit ready in case of an emergency evacuation in Japan due to natural disasters such as earthquakes, fires, tsunamis, or the loss of a lifeline.
Number of accesses : 371
Getting sick or experiencing an unexpected medical emergency in a foreign country like Japan can be scary, especially if you’re not proficient in the local language. In this guide is some basic Japanese you can use in the event of a medical emergency.
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In this list, you can find English-Speaking doctors and hospitals in Osaka-shi and Minoh-shi in Osaka prefecture.
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