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Americans in Japan (在日アメリカ人/在日米国人, Zainichi Amerikajin/Zainichi Beikokujin) are citizens of the United States residing in Japan. As of December 2023, there were 63,408 American citizens registered as foreign residents of Japan, forming 2.0% of the total population of registered aliens, according to statistics from Japan's Ministry of Justice. [1] .
After living in Tokyo for over a decade, I've seen tourists make the same mistakes while traveling about the city. Here are six of the most common mistakes I've spotted and how they can be avoided....
Can an American move to Japan? Yes. You can move to Japan from the US. You’ll need to apply for the relevant visa for your situation, at the Japanese Embassy or Consulate² which is closest to your home.
Americans love Japan. They love the unique culture, cherry blossoms, the never ending nightlife of Tokyo and of course, sushi. Japanese culture fascinates many people in the states, and its strong economy draws in many expats.
Since moving from the US to Japan in 2022, I've come across countless cultural differences. I've found more family-friendly amenities on Okinawa, the island where I live, than in the US. In the...
After living in Japan as an American expat, these are the most curious things I learned about Japanese culture while I was there. So if you're thinking of moving to Japan someday (or if you...
Foreigners can live in Japan, although legally residing in Japan is more difficult than doing so in other countries. Once you commit to one of the “valid” reasons for living in Japan (the most common ones are working and studying), you will need both the knowledge and the patience to navigate the complex bureaucracy of Japan’s immigration system.
Some Americans cite Japan's cheaper healthcare and greater affordability as reasons for moving. Four recent relocators share why they chose to move to the island nation, and how it's working...
The American presence in Japan now extends far beyond the fast-food franchises, chain stores and pop-culture offerings that are ubiquitous the world over.
As of 2018, 53,000 American citizens resided in Japan, and around 10,000 Canadians called Japan home as of 2017. This guide will help you prepare by explaining the immigration process and describing what you can expect from life in the country. Can you live in Japan permanently?