Ways to stay in Japan that aren't just for sightseeing

For your second or subsequent visit to Japan, you may choose to stay in one area as if you were living there.

This page not only provides general information, but also organizes the order and points to check when actually preparing. For people coming to Japan from overseas, it is important to proceed with plenty of time, as each procedure can take time due to differences in language and systems.

choose one region

Walking through the same city every day gives you a sense of what life is like.

There are many things that cannot be seen on maps or photos, so if possible, check on-site. As the time of day and day of the week change, the crowds and atmosphere of the city change, so it will be easier to make a decision if you consider the time you will be using the place.

Use supermarkets and markets

You can experience everyday life outside of tourist spots.

It is important to confirm your assumptions through conversations with potential customers and related parties, rather than making decisions based solely on the information in the materials. We also check the Japanese side's decision-making methods and expected response speed, and make adjustments to suit the actual business negotiations.

Find local events

There are seasonal experiences such as festivals and exhibitions.

There are many things that cannot be seen on maps or photos, so if possible, check on-site. As the time of day and day of the week change, the crowds and atmosphere of the city change, so it will be easier to make a decision if you consider the time you will be using the place.

reduce travel

You can reduce fatigue by not moving around the city every day.

There are many things that cannot be seen on maps or photos, so if possible, check on-site. As the time of day and day of the week change, the crowds and atmosphere of the city change, so it will be easier to make a decision if you consider the time you will be using the place.

It can also be used as a preview of future migration/investment.

The more you experience the living area, the more information you have for making decisions.

Conditions vary depending on the person and company. The most efficient way to proceed is to organize your purpose, timing, budget, and necessary language support, and then check only the parts you don't understand with a specialist.

Don't schedule too much

While transportation is convenient when staying in Japan, it can sometimes take longer than planned due to things like navigating through train stations, crowds, and weather. Leaving free time will make it easier to deal with sudden changes or illness. Especially when visiting a region for the first time, limiting the number of places you visit in one day will give you more time to enjoy the area.

One source of information during your stay

It's a good idea to organize your accommodation, transportation, reservation number, insurance, emergency contacts, etc. without relying solely on your smartphone. Sharing this information with your family and companions and deciding who should check what in case of a problem will speed up your response.

What I would like you to tell me when consulting with JCBO

If you would like to discuss individually how to stay in Japan beyond just sightseeing, please let us know your current situation, desired time, location, budget, what you have already decided, and what you have not yet decided. JCBO organizes the consultation contents and guides you through what can be resolved with general information and what needs to be dealt with by corporate services or qualified experts.