About livinginjapanasaforeigner.com

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Why create this website?

I want to help more people who want to live in Japan.

I am living in Japan now and intend to live in Japan for the rest of my life.

So the content of blogs will try to include ALL the details of life in Japan. It can become a handy guidebook for everyone.

Also, tell me what you want to know, and then I will consider what to write. (Because I am also a beginner and don't know how to live in Japan. The problems you are encountering may also be problems that I will face in the future.)

If you want to subscribe to this blog, please email me or just leave a comment.


Home Page:

Guide to Living in Japan:

www.livinginjapanasaforeigner.com

日本生活指南（GUIDE TO LIVING IN JAPAN - CN VER.）


Sub-sites of this website:

Words needed in daily life:

words.livinginjapanasaforeigner.com

Sentences needed in daily life:

sentences.livinginjapanasaforeigner.com

Grammar needed in daily life:

grammar.livinginjapanasaforeigner.com

Lines from Anime, drama, or movies:

serifu.livinginjapanasaforeigner.com

Basic knowledge about IT or quick solutions:

it.livinginjapanasaforeigner.com

Preparation for JLPT N1 qualification:

n1.livinginjapanasaforeigner.com

The collection of mistakes/wrong answers:

jtmts.livinginjapanasaforeigner.com

Compare everything:

comparing.livinginjapanasaforeigner.com

Japanese Food Recipes:

recipe.livinginjapanasaforeigner.com

My sub-website may have more information technology content because I used to do this.

And I love Anime. My lines about Anime may be very much. Imitating these lines well will also be helpful in your life.


Please feel free to find what you need.

About exchange website links:

I'm glad to exchange website links if it helps everyone. 

Once you are interested, you can contact me at any time.

How can you contact me?

You can contact me by email, which is the fastest way cause I check my mailbox daily.

If you need any other information, please do not hesitate to contact me. 

Have a good day!


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