From Stress to Sushi: Thriving in Japan’s Work Culture as a Foreigner
Japan’s work environment blends tradition and modern demands. Learn how foreigners can adapt to hierarchy, manage stress and embrace after-work culture.
Japan’s work environment blends tradition and modern demands. Learn how foreigners can adapt to hierarchy, manage stress and embrace after-work culture.
A practical guide for US expats in Japan to manage 401(k)s and IRAs abroad, including rollovers, Roth conversions, account access and essential tax reporting and compliance.
Train like a samurai for a day in Japan. Learn sword skills, etiquette and bushido in authentic dojos with expert masters.
Learn more about foods that Japanese cherish each season and the traditions behind these dishes.
English-friendly Japanese cooking classes in Tokyo where visitors and residents can learn to make sushi, ramen, gyoza and other traditional dishes with professional chefs
From budget-friendly starter kits in Tokyo to handcrafted heirloom pieces in Kyoto, discover the best places in Japan to buy authentic matcha sets and tea tools.
Explore Tokyo’s vibrant art scene in this comprehensive guide—discover top contemporary galleries, hidden neighborhood venues, traditional craft showcases, private museums, and exclusive collector events like Art Week Tokyo.
Tokyo hosts a variety of events in September and October to raise awareness and support for children in care, refugees, and vulnerable communities worldwide.
From frilly Lolita dresses to bold street goth, Harajuku’s vibrant fashion scene blends creativity, history, and community in the heart of Tokyo.
Meet one-on-one with admissions directors from top global business schools at Access MBA Tokyo on August 30, and get expert guidance to kick-start your MBA journey.
From parasols and frozen neck rings to mega-malls and kakigori, Japan offers creative and cultural ways to stay cool during its long, sweltering summers.
Launching this September, TCJ KIDS is a fun, immersive after-school program where children aged 6–12 can learn Japanese through daily conversation and cultural activities.