In Japan there is up to 8 million tons of food loss in Japan every year, while one in six live below the poverty line. As the only registered food bank in Japan, since 2002 Second Harvest Japan have been turning ‘mottanai’ (waste) into ‘arigatou’ (thanks) by redistributing food waste from supermarkets such as dented […]
How to Clean Your Air Conditioner
June 18, 2018 by MitaWe would like to share with you how to clean an air conditioner filter in Japan. There are several types of air conditioners used in Japan, but we will focus on the two most common types; the we would like to share with you how to cleaning the air conditioning unit, and central air conditioner. Cleaning […]
Earthquake Preparedness in Japan
June 14, 2018 by First AdminJapan is among the world’s most seismically active countries, which means that earthquakes are a relatively common occurrence. Small tremors are usually felt in some part of the country everyday, and there have been several big quakes in the last few years resulting in damage and deaths. While the damage was very significant, it is […]
Measuring Room Sizes in Japan
June 10, 2018 by First AdminSome of us have been brought up on feet and inches, while some know only meters, centimeters and millimeters. If you live in Japan, you also need to develop a new skill when it comes to measuring areas, as Japan has its own unique measuring system brought down from ancient times. This starts with the […]
Fly First Airlines and experience traveling without moving
June 2, 2018 by Jason GatewoodThere are no limits to the amount of themed cafes that are available to you if you want a unique dining experience in the Metropolis. Wanna hang out with owls, sure. How about ninjas? Ditto. Vampire maids, yeah we got that. Full blown psychedelic anime-themed robots piloted by buxom ladies? We wrote the book on […]
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