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Finding an apartment or a place to live is essential if you want to live in Japan; however, you will need to know some essential Japanese phrases to get the place you want. If you plan to live in Japan, apartments are among the cheapest and most readily available options, but they can be a bit overwhelming at first.
You will need to know how to navigate Japan’s apar...
You may have seen a movie or TV show set in Japan where characters greet each other by bowing. However, when doing it yourself, you might feel a bit awkward and think, “Am I doing something wrong?” You don’t want to be disrespectful while trying to be respectful, after all. So, how should you correctly bow in Japan? How low should you bow?
For centuries, Ja...
“Yoroshiku onegaishimasu” (よろしくお願いします) is a Japanese phrase used in countless situations: when you are meeting someone new, asking for a favor, writing an email to a coworker, or even ending a casual text. Although there is technically a literal translation — something like “please treat me well” or “I humbly ask for your favor” — yoroshiku onegaishimasu does not translate as...
Do you know the pass rate of Coto Academy students who took the JLPT, and how it compares to the general JLPT pass rate? Among students who took the JLPT course at Coto Academy in 2025, 74.76% passed their target level. This was more than double the average national pass ...
The first thing you’ll do when you arrive in Japan is get something to eat, but there’s one problem: how do you actually order food in Japanese at a restaurant? If you want to dine at your local sushi restaurant or order a beer at an izakaya (Japanese bar), knowing how to order in Japanese will make your life much easier, rather than resorting to pointing and hand charades.&n...