On my blog, she reports about her stay in Japan. She is a freelance writer and has been living in Japan for the past six months.
My blog is a platform for me to share my experiences about my life in Japan.
Since I have traveled, visited a lot of places and had an exciting time in Japan, I wanted to share with other people who might be interested in knowing more about it. I am a freelance writer and reporter, living in Tokyo but originally from the States.
I write about everything from adventures to education related topics like study abroad. So if you are looking for some interesting content that’s not necessarily written by someone who is Japanese just go ahead and check out my blog.
On my blog, she reports about her stay in Japan, with a focus on her experience and the differences with life in the United States. She provides searing insights into what it means to be foreign in Japan.
On my blog, she reports about her stay in Japan. Her blog is filled with pictures of the breathtaking scenery and stories of her experiences, such as restaurant recommendations or where to find good souvenirs.
On my blog, she reports about her stay in Japan. Her blog is filled with pictures of the breathtaking scenery and stories of her experiences, such as restaurant recommendations or where to find good souvenirs.
In the article, she speaks about her experiences staying in Japan. She shares some tips on how to get a tourist visa as well as some insights of Tokyo.
Margo is an American freelance writer in Japan who also works at tourists sites, being a pickpocket and being a bar hostess. She also writes articles on travel and living abroad
It’s not just blogging that she enjoys – Margo has been traveling around the world since she was little and loves to share what she learns with others.
My blog follows an individual’s journey as they travel around to different countries and blogs. This time, it is my turn to report back on my experience visiting Japan.
My blog is a personal account of a foreigner’s experiences in Japan, which includes staying here on site and reporting back on their experiences as they experience them. But I also have my work visa, and even though I’m not in Japan full-time, this is still the country I split my time between.
On my blog, I travel around the world to different countries and write about their cultures and current happenings for people who are considering going there for sightseeing or travelling purposes.
As a freelancer and a veteran traveler, she has been reporting on her travels in Japan. She wrote about her experience while staying there while on tourist visa.
According to Nicole’s blog, she was able to visit many interesting places and find new ways to enjoy the country on her tourist visa.
Nicole is a freelance writer living in San Francisco who started traveling around the world after she became fed up with the monotony of working as an executive assistant in corporate America. Her first destination was Japan where she stayed for two years. Now, she is back home and looking forward to visiting other countries that are still on her bucket list like Thailand, Peru, and China soon!
On her website, she writes about how Japan is the land of artists, manga, and anime. She experiences many aspects of Japanese culture such as visiting a traditional tea ceremony, eating sushi in a Tokyo’s most famous sushi restaurant, and touring the country’s cities.
On her blog, there are many topics related to travel and tourism. For example, she shares information on applying for an international tourist visa to Japan.
This is a story about my experience living and traveling in Japan. On my blog, she reports about her stay in Japan.
I was working as a freelance writer for many years before I decided to visit the country from which I had received so many positive reviews over the years – Japan! I had always been interested in it but never got around to visiting it for myself because of various reasons. Now that I have retired from this career, I finally planned a trip to spend time there with my family and friends who live there. I applied for tourist visa without any issue since we were not planning to work or stay longer than three months.