Stress-Free Tokyo Real Estate: The Power of a Licensed English-Speaking Agent
Buying property in Japan? Learn how bilingual, licensed Tokyo real estate agent Aki Shimizu protects foreign buyers from hidden risks and legal hurdles.
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Industry Insights: Japan’s Business Landscape for Female Entrepreneurs
Discover the reality of female entrepreneurs in Japan. Explore government support, education programs and the gap between infrastructure and systemic change in 2026.
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More Than Scholarships: How CWAJ Empowers Women to Shape the World
Discover how the College Women’s Association of Japan (CWAJ) empowers women and visually impaired individuals to shape the future through their scholarship programs for 2026.
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More Schools, More Stories: A Year in International Education in Japan
Discover how Japan’s top international schools—from Tokyo to Kobe and Appi Kogen—use robotics, forest classrooms, and IB programs to shape student life.
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Why Japan Must Reindustrialize: The Return of Monozukuri
Why must Japan reindustrialize? Expert Julius Lilly explores how returning to ‘monozukuri’ and domestic manufacturing is the key to Japan’s economic revival.
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Tokyo’s Top Gluten-Free Restaurants
Discover Tokyo’s top gluten-free restaurants. Find safe, celiac-friendly dining, bakeries and ramen across Shibuya, Roppongi and Setagaya.
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Best Theme Parks in Japan: Golden Week 2026 Guide
Discover the best theme parks in Japan for Golden Week, listed by age group and interests for stress-free family fun.
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Finding Space in Tokyo: Serviced Offices and Co-working
Instead of tying yourself to one spot, find a space that evolves with the company and is good for your bottom line too.
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National Geographic’s Top Immersive Travel Adventures for 2026
Japan earns two spots on National Geographic’s 2026 immersive travel list, highlighting forest bathing in the Kii Peninsula and cultural immersion through language learning in Okinawa.
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Celebrate Shōgatsu Like a Local: Japanese New Year Traditions
Known as Shogatsu, the Japanese New Year is a time when ancient customs blend seamlessly with modern life, creating a unique cultural experience like no other.
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Ice Skating Spots: Tokyo’s Top 5
GoConnect is giving you a list of some of the best skating rinks in Tokyo that are sure to make this winter a magical one.
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5 Last-minute Christmas Gift Ideas
Short on time? These five last-minute Christmas gift ideas make holiday shopping in Japan simple, meaningful and stress-free.
