As a community platform, we will connect the world to Japan and illustrate her charms, in hopes to make living in Japan an enriching and rewarding experience for international residents as well,. By improving the provision of information, we lower the barriers to living in Japan and create a community of individuals with diverse values. The formation of a community creates new opportunities, while the revitalization of a community establishes greater trust within it.
A community-based content network, we share insights and tips on living in Japan, a one-stop platform for migration support into the country.
By creating a cross-cultural platform, we aim to promote greater opportunities to welcome more international visitors and residents to Japan. Local enterprises and organizations in Japan can also tap onto our network to share about your products and services that might be specific to different regions in Japan.
STUDY Study in Japan We offer all around support to help you choose from one of our carefully selected schools language schools, universities, technical training colleges, etc.
Whether you choose to study for a year or join a short-term cultural immersion for just a few weeks, we provide support on school applications, immigration procedures, and any other assitance you may require before and during your study in Japan.
We aim to help you enjoy your student life in Japan to the fullest. We hope to create a country that is supportive of the values of all by offering a platform in which like-minded people can come together to form communities that nurture individuality among their members. Through the creation of this community platform, we hope to make life in Japan better and more enjoyable for its foreign residents by connecting to the world to Japan and sharing everything that makes the country special.
Spinning individuality, weaving thoughts The spinning of individual threads of expressions and the weaving of these threads into a strong cloth — this is the motif for our logo. VISION To welcome the increasing number of foreign residents who come to Japan with an appreciation for the Japanese lifestyle, we aim to provide the support necessary to overcome language, career, and life obstacles in Japan.
Is Kudasai polite? What is Yamete Kudasai? What does Doki Doki mean in English? Can I call my friend senpai? Is San Male or female? Do Japanese say last name first? Yet, they hold vastly different meanings. Motto is typically used to refer to more, even more, longer or further. Some sample Japanese sentences can be found below: 1. English: Come on!
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