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How to Buy on Mercari in Japan: A Guide for Foreign Residents
Daily Life

How to Buy on Mercari in Japan: A Guide for Foreign Residents

Step-by-step guide for foreign residents buying on Mercari in Japan: search, check listings, pay, receive packages, and complete buyer reviewsโ€”without duplicating the overview or selling guides.

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How to Sell on Mercari in Japan: A Guide for Foreign Residents
Daily Life

How to Sell on Mercari in Japan: A Guide for Foreign Residents

Step-by-step guide to listing and selling on Mercari in Japan for foreign residents: photos, pricing, shipping, fees, anonymous delivery, payouts, and completing the transaction through ratings.

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What Is Mercari? A Guide to Japan's Marketplace App
Daily Life

What Is Mercari? A Guide to Japan's Marketplace App

Learn what Mercari is and how it works for foreign residents in Japanโ€”buying and selling used goods, English support, anonymous shipping, payment options, and the author's experience before your first listing or purchase.

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Hay Fever Survival Guide for Foreigners in Japan โ€” Remedies, Medicine & Hospitals
Health & Safety

Hay Fever Survival Guide for Foreigners in Japan โ€” Remedies, Medicine & Hospitals

A practical hay fever survival guide for foreigners in Japan. Prioritized countermeasures, OTC vs. prescription medicine, how to visit a hospital, and a pre-season checklist.

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What Is Hay Fever? A Beginner's Guide for Foreigners in Japan
Health & Safety

What Is Hay Fever? A Beginner's Guide for Foreigners in Japan

How hay fever works, common symptoms, how to tell it apart from a cold, when to see a doctor, and a mini-dictionary of Japanese medical terms โ€” all explained for foreigners living in Japan.

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Tourists Can No Longer Take the JLPT in Japan from 2026 โ€” What Changed and What to Do
Culture

Tourists Can No Longer Take the JLPT in Japan from 2026 โ€” What Changed and What to Do

From 2026, the JLPT in Japan requires a residence card. Tourists and short-term visitors are no longer eligible. Here is what changed, why, and how to find an overseas test site.

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