The Netorabo research team, in collaboration with the survey website "Voicenote," conducted a survey with the theme "Which prefecture would you recommend to foreign tourists?" targeting residents of Tokyo. Which of Japan's 47 prefectures do Tokyo residents recommend to foreign tourists? Let's now take a look at the rankings.
Following the earthquake that struck the Noto Peninsula on January 1st, there has been an increase in disaster preparedness awareness among Japanese residents. While there is abundant disaster preparedness information available, particular attention should be paid to the risk of earthquakes in residential areas. Take Tokyo, for instance, which recently released its "Area Seismic Risk Measurement Survey," measuring risks such as building collapse and fire spread by area. This survey, now in its 9th iteration, covers 5,192 neighborhoods within the Tokyo metropolitan area. It categorizes them into three types: "Building Collapse Risk," "Fire Risk," and "Overall Risk."
Ranking of 100 Seismic Vulnerable Areas Within Tokyo Metropolis Read More »
The Tokyo Immigration Bureau, located in the Minato Ward of Tokyo, was formerly known as the "Tokyo Immigration Office." Its jurisdiction covers Ibaraki, Tochigi, Gunma, Saitama, Chiba, Tokyo, Niigata, Kanagawa, Yamanashi, and Nagano prefectures. It is responsible for handling matters related to the entry and exit of foreigners, residency, investigations into procedural violations, and refugee-related affairs.
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Peach Aviation will host a "Christmas Promotion" for domestic flights from 8:00 PM on December 21 to December 25. The promotion covers fares for flights from January 7, 2024, to June 30, 2024. Peach Promo fares do not include fuel surcharges, taxes, airport usage fees, and payment fees, which are to be paid separately. Baggage check-in fees and seat reservation fees are not included. The minimum one-way fares are as follows:
The Decline in Birth Rates in Japan (a 60% decrease over half a century) is Roughly Aligned with the Decline in First Marriages. However, According to a Nationwide Survey, Young People's Desire to Marry Remains High, with over 80% of both men and women expressing such intentions. If this is the case, what are the underlying reasons that prevent them from getting married or even dating?
Ranking of Japanese Prefectures by Divorce Rate Surpassing Marriage Read More »
The "Japan Prefectures' Charm Ranking" generates significant controversy every year, and its popularity has been increasing over the years. Some people may eagerly await its release. On October 14th, the latest edition of the "2023 Japan Prefectures' Charm Ranking" was announced. Can Saga Prefecture, which ranked at the bottom last year, improve its position?
2023 Japan Prefectures' Charm Ranking [Full List of 47 Prefectures] Read More »
As the impact of the coronavirus has nearly disappeared, Japan is experiencing a surge in foreign tourists, and tourist attractions all over the country are bustling. There are many ways to enjoy Japan, such as experiencing traditional Japanese culture, savoring unique cuisine prepared with local delicious ingredients, and visiting magnificent sceneries not seen in one's own country. Therefore, this time, we will focus on unforgettable spots within various tourist attractions and select memories from people around the world about these spots, known as "places that foreigners are delighted to visit." Moreover, many foreigners know more about Japan than the Japanese themselves! So, let's quickly take a look at the places that are worth visiting.
What Are the Popular Tourist Attractions In Japan That Captivate Foreigners? Read More »
Chiyoda Ward stands as the epicenter of Tokyo, a paramount district among Japan's 23 wards. This is a place replete with all the charms of Tokyo, encompassing Tokyo Station and the Imperial Palace, adorned with historical relics, cultural heritage, as well as gastronomic delights and various other pleasures.
Strolling Through Tokyo Unveils Exquisite Vistas Read More »