Beyond the Buzzwords: Meet the Innovators Shaping Japan's Future at SusHi Tech Tokyo 2025

While the eyes of the world turn to Tokyo for SusHi Tech 2025, the flagship showcase of future-forward startups from Japan and beyond, some of the most exciting innovation is happening in corners you might not expect. From quantum computing to carbon tracking and mental wellness, these startups aren’t just disrupting industries, they’re quietly building the infrastructure for the next decade of global living.

Offbeat Japan: Why the Cup Noodles Museum in Yokohama Is Worth a Detour

Japan is full of grand temples, cutting-edge tech, and minimalist art. But sometimes, the best insight into a culture comes in the form of something warm, salty, and served in a Styrofoam cup. For digital nomads, long-term expats, or anyone on a flexible stay in Japan, the Cup Noodles Museum in Yokohama offers a surprisingly meaningful, and wildly fun, look into one of Japan’s most iconic inventions.

Tokyo's 2025 Startup Scene: The Events You Don’t Want to Miss

Tokyo is buzzing with innovation in 2025, offering an exciting calendar of conferences, pitch competitions, and networking forums for founders, investors, and remote workers alike. Whether you're scaling your startup, seeking fresh ideas, or looking to plug into Japan’s entrepreneurial ecosystem, here are the key events to have on your radar.

5 Surprising Facts About Japanese Real Estate (That Most Foreigners Don’t Know)

Japan’s real estate market is full of unexpected quirks that surprise even seasoned international renters and investors. Whether you're a digital nomad, expat, or curious first-timer looking for a place to live in Tokyo or beyond, here are five lesser-known facts about Japanese property that could change how you search for your next home.

How Much Do Remote Workers in Japan Make, And How Does It Compare to Local Salaries?

Japan has long been seen as a country of modest wages and high costs. But with the rise of global remote work, a new salary equation is emerging. Foreign remote workers earning USD or EUR are increasingly basing themselves in Tokyo and other Japanese cities, not just for the culture, but because the math makes sense.

How Japan Rents: The Real Difference Between Long-Term, Mid-Term, and Flexible Stays

If you're coming to Japan for more than a vacation—but not quite ready to sign a two-year lease—you've probably found yourself stuck in the middle...The truth is, you’re not alone.

Breaking Into Japan’s Startup Scene: What Foreign Founders and Investors Need to Know

Japan is home to one of the world's largest economies and most technologically advanced societies. But for foreign entrepreneurs and investors, cracking into the country’s tight-knit startup ecosystem is no easy feat.

How to Plan Your Trip to Tokyo as a Remote Worker

Tokyo is fast becoming one of Asia’s most attractive cities for remote workers. With its seamless infrastructure, unique cultural blend of tradition and innovation, and a growing number of co-working hubs, it offers a vibrant base for digital nomads looking to stay productive while exploring one of the world’s most exciting cities.

Speak Easy: 10 Essential Japanese Phrases for Remote Workers and Digital Nomads

When you picture working remotely in Japan, maybe it’s the neon buzz of Tokyo, the calm of Kyoto temples, or the thrill of skiing in Hakuba between Zoom calls. But once the romance fades and reality kicks in, you’ll need more than fast Wi-Fi and good coffee—you’ll need to talk to people

Discover Kiyosumi Shirakawa: A Peaceful Haven Blending Edo Charm and Modern Living

Nestled just east of central Tokyo, Kiyosumi Shirakawa is a hidden gem that offers the perfect blend of tradition, tranquility, and trendiness — making it a rising favorite among creatives, digital nomads, and remote professionals seeking a slower, more thoughtful pace of life without straying far from the city center.

Niseko in the Green Season: A Luxurious Summer Escape in Hokkaido

Renowned as one of the world’s premier winter sports destinations, Niseko draws thousands each year to its powder-draped slopes. But when the snow melts and the wildflowers bloom, this iconic Hokkaido region transforms into a lush, peaceful retreat that’s perfect for summer travelers seeking fresh air, scenic beauty, and refined relaxation.

A Seasonal Guide to Tokyo’s Best Cultural Events This Spring

As cherry blossoms fade and warm weather settles in, Tokyo comes alive with festivals, markets, and cultural showcases—offering plenty for remote workers and nomads looking to immerse themselves in the city’s energy beyond the laptop screen.