Jobs 5 Easy Part-time Jobs in Japan
I've had many part-time jobs in my life. Some part-time jobs are hard, and some are easy. In this article, I will share ...
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Car How to Avoid Paying Traffic Fines in Japan
If you drive a car in Japan, this article will be very useful. If you commit traffic violations in Japan, you will be given a number of demerit points and a traffic ticket. In Japan are covered under a demerit point system. If you get more than six points, your driver's license will be suspended for more than 30 days.
Demerit points earned for traffic violations will be reset if there are no traffic violations for one year. (In Japan, you have to renew your driver's license every two years. Reissuing without renewing the driver’s license will reset the previous demerit points. I do not recommend this approach. Please keep this in the back of your head. )
There are three types of traffic tickets. I explain these three types of traffic tickets and how to avoid paying traffic fines.
*What I am about to write is for those who are not convinced by traffic violations or have no money. The sooner you pay the fine, the sooner things will go away.
Japan 5 Best Cheap Eats in Japan
While browsing Japanese food sites for foreigners, I found a blog that introduced cheap eating out spots. The blog introduced cheap restaurants, but it did not introduce cheap menus. I couldn’t find any sites or blogs that featured cheap menus from cheap restaurants. I think some foreigners who come to Japan would like to eat cheap meals.
In this post, I’ll show you the 5 best cheap restaurants and menus. Ready? Let’s get started.
1. Raw Egg Over Rice with a Selectable dish (Matsuya)
2. Hamburger & Chicken crisp & Sausage McMuffin (McDonald's)
3. Rokomokodon & Karaagedon (Gusto)
4. Kamaage Udon (Marugame Seimen)
5. Milano Doria & Peperoncino (Saizeriya)