Sending and Receiving Mail
Sending mail within JapanJapan Post Co. are the national mail service of Japan and are the main point of contact for sending general mail. 4F, Higashi-Azabu 1-8-1 Minato-ku, …
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What You need to Know Before Studying Abroad in Japan
Studying abroad at a Japanese language school in Japan is a fun and rewarding experience. In this article we’ll highlight some of the key things you need to know about studying abroad in Japan.…
Job Hunting Tips for Students in Japan
Doing it in a foreign country may seem impossible, but follow these tips and you should have no problem landing a part time job in Japan. The best way to start is to signup on GaijinPot Jobs, as…
Interviewing Tips for Getting a Job in Japan
Always give the impression that you are a team player — and other tips not to be missed! You’ve received an email from a potential employer that they’re interested in interviewing you. Now,…
Anzu New York Blog
Akio Nukaga Second Solo Exhibition in New YorkWe at Anzu New York are delighted to welcome the master potter, Akio Nukaga, to New York for his second solo exhibition and pop up event in Brooklyn and …
The Myth of the Successful Startup Failure
But every once in a while there is a show that I think really deserved more attention than it received, and this is one of those shows. Hiro: The part timers, they mostly work from home, so they…
What is “Outsider” Art in Japan? | TABlog | Tokyo Art Beat
The unusual exhibition Nobumasaki Kushino’s Outsider Art makes its first appearance in Japan at Gallery AaMo. The show brings together Japan’s “outsider art,” generally referring to works by ind…
Roppongi Crossing 2019 | TABlog | Tokyo Art Beat
In the sixth Roppongi Crossing, Mori Art Museum curators Reiko Tsubaki, Hirokazu Tokuyama, and Haruko Kamakura focused their choice of 25 locally active and mostly young artists/artist groups around …
The Passion of Adam Cooley | TABlog | Tokyo Art Beat
By speaking with the artist, I learned about his sophisticated technique that has evolved over two decades of painting and sculpting. After that I did one at the Maronie Gallery in Kyoto, follow…
Tokujin Yoshioka’s Glass Project | TABlog | Tokyo Art Beat
His mesmerizing Water Block glass benches have been a permanent fixture there since 2011. Now those in Tokyo can enjoy Yoshioka’s “Glass Project.” This small exhibition at 21_21 Design Site Gall…