Throughout the years of living in Japan, we often see many passerbys from abroad who come to Tokyo for a few years for work and then leave. However, there are also those who choose to stay and integrate themselves into Japanese culture through means beyond their professional careers.READ MORE
Every year since 1987, thousands of overseas college graduates have flown to Japan to be a part of The Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) Programme. In 2001, James Moore, Head of School at The Montessori School of Tokyo (MST), was one of them.READ MORE
It has been a year since I first came to Japan. While studying Japanese in a language center, I had a chance to work part-time as a writer and a photographer assistant for a Japanese online travel magazine company.
As more and more people travel to Japan, Japanese tourism industry has started to thrive in recent years. Besides start-ups, many companies are looking for new ways to follow the industry boom, and Japankuru is one of them. READ MORE
If you are a fan of Japanese comedy, you must be aware of the existence of Yoshimoto Kogyo. Mayu learned about Atsushi Tamura from the comedic duo London Boots #1 #2 (Lonboo) that is represented by Yoshimoto agency ten years ago and he became her ambition to work at Yoshimoto even though she had no idea what was ahead of her. However, ten years later, we are now in Yoshimoto’s Tokyo headquarter listening to the journey of her dream.