Toyota Oiden Matsuri in Toyota City
Jul 21, 2010 By Ray Proper
" Oiden" is taken from the local Mikawa dialect. It means “Come on,” as in come on and dance! This festival brings...[ Click to read more ]
The Nagoya Barbarians Rugby Club
Jun 04, 2010 By Ray Proper
Established in 2003, the Nagoya Barbarians are the only international team of it’s kind in the central Japan area, and...[ Click to read more ]
Don’t Get The Point
Apr 19, 2010 By First Admin
Did you know that traffic infractions in Japan will cost you money and “points” on your license, if not jail...[ Click to read more ]
Sending Money Home
Mar 25, 2010 By First Admin
You can send money internationally from pretty much any bank, but I have found the two following ways the best...[ Click to read more ]
Household and Oversized Garbage Collection in Nagoya
Mar 05, 2010 By First Admin
Sorting trash in Japan can be a real pain in the neck, especially in Nagoya. Paper, plastic, burnable, non-burnable, spray...[ Click to read more ]
Komaki
Dec 14, 2009 By First Admin
You perhaps couldn't tell it driving down the street, but Komaki City is a great place for expats to go...[ Click to read more ]
Counselling in English at Life Matters Counselling Center
Oct 25, 2009 By First Admin
Jillian Mickleborough-Sugiyama is the director of Life Matters counselling center in Nisshin. Jillian, a Canadian citizen and long-term resident of Nagoya, Japan,...[ Click to read more ]
Last Swim of Summer – at Iwayado Near Seto City
Aug 25, 2009 By First Admin
Iwayado within the boundaries of Seto City, but far away from the train stations and apartment buildings that one expects...[ Click to read more ]
Eating out
Dec 21, 2007 By First Admin
Eating out in any big city in Japan provides a great chance for you to sample some great Japanese cuisine...[ Click to read more ]
JapanInfoSwap.com Mission Statement
Nov 13, 2007 By First Admin
To provide a platform for foreigners currently residing in Japan as well as those about to embark on their Japanese...[ Click to read more ]
