Moving Japan

03/04/2017

★Dear Moving Japan's fan,★
I hope you are fine.
I have a very sad news today.
Our Website will close on 4/15.
We have very sorry to tell you that we will withdraw from Moving Japan.
We have been ran 『Moving Japan』 for 2 years.
Thank you very much for all the support you have given me ,and sorry for sudden announcement.
From now on, the page will be a place where anybody can share Japanese things.
Feel free to post anything related to Japan.

Again, Thank you for your support.

Best Regards,
Moving Japan

31/03/2017

Radio Exercises are commonly taught in Japanese elementary schools and are a point of nostalgia for many Japanese people.
http://moving-japan.com/articles/259

30/03/2017

Read on to find out more about salarymen, or Japanese office workers.
http://moving-japan.com/articles/262

The work environment is a vital component of the atmosphere of the daily life in that country, and Japan is a prime example of that. Read on to find out more about salarymen, an office worker in Japan.

30/03/2017

If you want to teach English in Japan, check this out.
★The JET Programme: Teaching English in Japan★
http://moving-japan.com/articles/258

The Japan Exchange and Teaching Programme (JET) has been sending foreigners over to Japan for 30 years now. This article discusses the objectives of the JET programme, why is has been successful for so long and how to get accepted on it.

30/03/2017

In the first of Moving Japan's Anime Genre series, we take to the courts with the sports anime genre.
Read here to see which teams made our list: http://moving-japan.com/articles/263

Ready, Set, Go! Get your head in the game with these pusle-racing Japanese anime.

29/03/2017

Read on to find out about goukons, which are parties that people use to find partners. http://moving-japan.com/articles/256

How do Japanese people meet their potential significant others? Read on to find out.

29/03/2017

This time we selected YouTuber "Happy In Japan." In this episode, he talks about the must-visit Golden Pavilion in Kyoto, otherwise known as Kinkakuji.
http://moving-japan.com/articles/252

This time we selected YouTuber "Happy In Japan". In this episode, he talks about the must-visit Golden Pavilion in Kyoto, otherwise known as Kinkakuji. Enjoy!

29/03/2017

Want a free taste testing of Kirin beer?
Learn how in this article!
http://moving-japan.com/articles/254

For those interested in free tours and free drinking, the Kirin Yokohama Beer Factory is a must-visit.

28/03/2017

This time we selected YouTuber "Happy In Japan." In this episode, Andrew talks about visiting Japanese Snow Monkeys in Nagano. Enjoy!
http://moving-japan.com/selection/50

This time we selected YouTuber "Happy In Japan". In this episode, Andrew talks about visiting the Japanese Snow Monkeys in Nagano. Enjoy!

28/03/2017

Ever wanted to do a homestay in Japan?
Read this before you decide!
http://moving-japan.com/articles/250

A homestay in Japan can be the most rewarding experience of your life and mine was certainly the highlight of my time spent in Japan. But it is also important to not that it is not always sunshine and rainbows, and that some people may be more suited for homestay than others. In this article, I’ll g...

28/03/2017

Become "pera pera" by learning these useful Japanese onomatopoeias!
http://moving-japan.com/articles/246
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Compared to English, onomatopoeia words (オノマトペ) play a more common and important role in Japanese. This article explains why this is so and offers a selection of 6 words which happen to be some of my favorites!

27/03/2017

The links between your blood type and your personality
http://moving-japan.com/articles/243
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If planning to travel to Japan, it is best to know your blood type or "ketsueki-gata". In many western countries, most of the population is not even aware of their own blood type unless they have maybe donated blood recently. But in Japan, a person’s personality, friends, and marriage may be based a...