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"I applied for Rakuten Mobile right after moving, and got an error when trying to set up direct debit from my bank." "I submitted all my documents — so why did my application get rejected?" "Is it my long name? My address? I have no idea...

"My phone suddenly blasted a terrifying alarm and I froze." "We barely have earthquakes back home. My legs went weak the first time." "After the shaking stops - do I run outside, or stay in?" If you grew up in a country with few earthqua...

Japan has many earthquakes and typhoons. Without preparation, your life could be at risk. This is a full disaster prep guide for foreigners covering earthquakes, typhoons, shelter check, disaster apps, and multilingual emergency services.

Foreigners can also get a My Number Card. Once you have one, opening a bank account is faster, it can be used as a health insurance card, and you can get residence certificates at convenience stores. Here is how to apply and use it.

Foreigners who live in Japan for more than 3 months must join the National Health Insurance or Social Insurance. Without insurance, you pay the full medical cost, which can easily reach hundreds of thousands of yen. This article explains how premiums are calculated, how to use the insurance card, and how to visit a hospital.

Do you know what to do if you lose your Zairyu (residence) card in Japan? This article explains, in plain English, the reporting procedure, required documents, and the 14-day deadline for applying for a replacement.