Family travel is an inexhaustible source of impressions, emotions, memories, and new knowledge, of course. New cities, new countries, new people, new worlds of authentic culture and traditions – there are so many amazing secrets and inspiring discoveries waiting for all adventurers in various parts of our planet.
These are everyday sounds in Japan that all Japanese should know. These are Japan sounds that after living in Japan for many years I’ve grown to love. Some of these sounds in Japan I didn’t recognize until many years after living here and then didn’t know their purpose until many years. (Paolo fromTOKYO)
As the end of the fiscal year approaches, demand for moving services is surging, driving costs to unprecedented levels. Estimates from moving companies suggest that fees, currently around 200,000 yen, could double to 400,000 yen by late March.
Chiyoda Ward in central Tokyo has announced a new childcare support policy, offering households with junior high and high school students a monthly stipend of 15,000 yen per child, without income restrictions, starting in April 2025.
This is a Japanese College students morning routine, her daily school schedule and what she does after she finishes school in the evening. (Paolo fromTOKYO)
A recent survey by Japan’s Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology has revealed that the percentage of students with unaided vision below 1.0 has reached an all-time high. As children's eyesight continues to deteriorate, experts emphasize the need for preventive measures.
The ongoing debate between the ruling coalition and the Japan Innovation Party (Nippon Ishin) over high school tuition-free policies is revealing both benefits and challenges.
University students in Okinawa have organized a mock wedding themed around LGBTQ+ marriage.