Best cafes to work remotely
For many people, working remote means working from home, but this does not have to be the case. Let us give you a brief description of best cafes in Tokyo to work in for a nice, new change of scenery. Coffee Valley, Ikebukuro This two-story coffee shop is a great place to set your laptop […]
Come with us on our “Walk and Learn” trip at Nissan Crossing!
Our exciting “Walk and Learn” tradition continued on July 19th through Toranomon Language School. This week’s exciting adventure took place at the Nissan Crossing, where they are holding the special colab event with Tomica. They all got themselves a free Tomica toy car and sticky notes by solving puzzles. The five children that joined us […]
How to remain connected to home as an expat
As an expat, you may feel perfectly content in your new home, but it is normal to miss certain aspects of where you are originally from. There are ways to bridge that gap and stay connected to the customs or people you may be missing! Eat foods from home There will be times where you […]
Communication in Japanese Business Culture
Effective use of communication is the key to success, but cross-cultural communication can either help or hurt your business productivity. When engaging with international companies, specifically Japan where lots of emphasis is placed on work culture, it can be intimidating. Let us share with you some insights for verbal and nonverbal communication inJapanese business culture […]
How to prepare for an earthquake in Japan
Living in or visiting Japan means you are in an area that is prone to earthquakes and most likely you know the best ways to stay prepared. As a tourist, you may be less aware of how to stay safe in these situations. Let us walk you through some ways to ensure your safety. Before […]
Tips and Tricks for your first time in Japan
Here in Japan, proper manners and consideration are very important characteristics. To ensure an enjoyable trip, make sure to understand these unwritten rules and follow the correct behaviors. Street and Public Transportation In Japanese culture, it is often considered rude to eat or drink while walking down the street. To respect the customs, try to […]
Nominication: TLS x Courrier Japan
“How to chase away the rainy day blues?” “What are the pros and cons of AI in daily tasks?” On the 27th of June, we had the opportunity to host an exciting connection event at WeWork Shinigawa with Courrier Japan. With their help we were able to execute our “Nominication” event, combining drinking “nomi” with […]
Experience Japan’s vibrant culture through summer festivals
Experience Japan’s vibrant culture through summer festivals “https://japanrailtimes.japanrailcafe.com.sg/web/filebox/6.Summer%20Festival%20-.jpeg?_t=1690815970″ ” https://tokyocheapo.com/entertainment/japanese-culture-and-tradition/japanese-summer-festival/“ Here in Japan we are known for our rich cultural heritage and vibrant traditions. We offer a dazzling array of festivals during the summer months, specifically July through September. For first time visitors, prepare to immerse yourself in a spectacular showcasing of colors, sounds and rituals […]
Prime Spots for Authentic Rice Ball Delicacies in Tokyo – Onigiri Delight!
Hi there, rice ball enthusiasts! If you’ve ever savored the delight of a convenience store Onigiri, you know the joy of its convenient, low-calorie, and budget-friendly goodness—packed with Japanese sweet rice, savory nori, and a delicious filling, all for around 100 yen. But hold onto your chopsticks, because Tokyo has a secret stash of Onigiri […]
Toranomon: A Sophisticated Urban Space Where History Meets the Future
Toranomon: Where Business and Leisure Converge Toranomon, located in Tokyo’s Minato Ward, is a noteworthy international business district. Recent redevelopment projects have transformed it into a new landmark of Tokyo, with iconic skyscrapers like Toranomon Hills, historical buildings, and renowned restaurants. On October 6, 2023, Toranomon Hills welcomed a new addition: the 49-story […]