Living in Japan

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Why I’m Getting a Japanese Real Estate License at 53

Is 53 too old to start something this hard? I asked myself this question looking in the mirror this morning. I am 53 years old. In Japan, this is usually the age where people start counting the days until retirement. Therefore, most people stick to what is comfortable and stop taking risks. However, I am […]

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Moving to Japan After 40–60: Essential Arrival Checklist

A Warm Welcome to Your New Life in Japan Deciding to move to Japan later in life — in your 40s, 50s, or 60s — is both bold and inspiring. Perhaps you’re seeking a second career, joining family, or fulfilling a long-held dream of peaceful retirement. Japan offers something rare: modern convenience, safety, and deep

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Your Smooth Start: Daily Life Tips for Living in Japan

Moving to a new country is an adventure at any age, but choosing to immigrate to Japan in your 40s, 50s, or 60s brings its own unique set of experiences and considerations. You likely bring a wealth of life experience, perhaps a different perspective on career and lifestyle, and specific hopes for this new chapter.

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