Best season for Japanese “ONSEN”

It is getting colder and colder these days…

One thing to make your cold body hot and warm in winter is to take a bath 🙂

We, the Japanese have been loving to take bath and have many popular places for public bath,
called hot spring or ONSEN in Japanese!

This is one of the famous placed for ONSEN!

http://www.kusatsu-onsen.ne.jp.e.uh.hp.transer.com/

If you want somewhere close,,,

http://daiba.ooedoonsen.jp/en/

Try and feel the old Japanese beauty 🙂

Find the BEST area for YOU :)

Have you already decided where to live?

Tokyo seems to be a very small area,
if you see it on the map but with a population of over 13 million people,
making the decision of where to live can be a daunting task.

Upon arriving to Tokyo, you will meet people from different walks of life and visit a number of suburbs.
Just like people have their own personality and uniqueness to them,
the suburbs in Tokyo all have their certain charm and appealing points.

Just ask us, and we’ll do our best to find the BEST area for YOU!

Enjoy the process of finding your perfect new home,
and most importantly, enjoy TOKYO LIFE 🙂

Getting Pasmo/Suica card for train

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Buying one of these cards will save you a large amount of time and hassles.

Most visitors here would agree that the one of the first things they have struggles with is buying tickets for public transport.

Most people use public transport to get around as having a car is considered a luxury in Japan due to the costs associated with vehicle ownership.

Buying yourself a Suica or Pasmo card will save you a significant amount of money travelling around Tokyo, as well as time and stress in buying your tickets.

You can purchase one of these cards for 500 yen from any train station.

It is relatively straightforward to purchase these after clicking on the English button on the top right hand corner of the screen.

You can charge these cards with a minimum of 500 yen credit.

For more information in relation to these very handy travel cards in Japan, click here and visit the JR Suica website. Alternatively, visit the Pasmo website, click here.