Japan can be mesmerizing or confusing for the first time in Japan. Here are some extensive resources to help foreigners with life in Japan. Be it a visa, education, culture, healthcare, or travel. This blog covers almost all topics as a guide to newcomers or people who plan to move to Japan.
View digital editions of Japanese and Sino-Japanese rare books and manuscripts from Cambridge University Library. These include items from the collections of William George Aston (1841-1911), Sir Ernest Mason Satow (1843-1929), and Heinrich von Siebold (1852-1908).
Responsible person(s): Chris Burgess
Synopsis: Regular snapshots of everyday life in Japan with a nature and language focus plus musings on Japanese culture and society for Japan language learners and Japan lovers in general.
Content type: Short posts on life in everyday Japan with images and reading recommendations. Also a "Resources" section with links and information on Japanese Studies tools and sites
Responsible person(s): Joanne Bernardi
Synopsis: Creative digital curation of an original physical collection of travel and educational ephemera about Japan
Content type: High resolution images, moving images, audio materials, interactive timeline
Intended audience: Academic community and general public
Host institution: University of Rochester
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