Discover places, public services and useful reading from selected sources about Japan.
Toyama City’s official culture and international-affairs page links to living-information guidebooks for foreign residents. Use the available language edition and follow current city service information for the precise counter and procedure.
Niigata City’s official foreign-resident guide introduces the city and practical information needed for daily life. Use the topic and language links, checking the guide’s edition date and current municipal pages for application details.
Hakodate’s official living guidebook page provides language editions for foreign residents. Its listed topics include public procedures, housing, utilities, schools and daily life. Check the guide’s edition date and the current municipal service page for changes.
Sapporo’s official resident guide links to practical living information and its language editions. Use the relevant topic for orientation, then confirm the current counter, documents and local arrangements on the linked municipal service page.
Okinawa’s official living-support guidebook page links to information about local and Japanese daily-life rules and customs. Select the relevant language edition and check current municipal procedures separately when arranging a public service.
Kagoshima’s official general consultation page helps foreign residents reach information and advice about residence, employment, healthcare, family and education. Read the current service information and confirm language support and appointment arrangements for the specific concern.
Miyazaki’s official employment guide page helps foreign talent and students find information about working in the region, with living and consultation references. It is employment-focused; use Miyazaki City’s separate living guide for municipal daily-life procedures.
Oita’s official page introduces its foreign-resident support center and how it provides information and advice on work and everyday-life concerns. Use the linked center to confirm current languages, contact methods and specialist consultation arrangements.
Kumamoto’s official guidebook page introduces a living-information publication produced through its foreign-resident support center. Follow the guide link for the available language editions and check the current support center or municipality for updates.
Nagasaki’s official foreign-resident information page includes living-guide and consultation resources with language-specific material. Use the relevant section and check the publication date, current local contacts and any later changes in procedures.
Saga’s official foreign-resident support index links to daily-life guides, the multicultural center and useful information sources. Follow the appropriate resource for your situation and confirm current public-service requirements with the responsible agency.
Fukuoka’s official notice explains its expanded Fukuoka Is Open consultation network for foreign residents. The center connects living, housing, employment and residence-related questions with relevant agencies. Confirm the current service calendar before arranging a consultation.
Kochi’s official daily-life consultation directory includes help concerning life as a foreign resident. Use the relevant entry to find the responsible advice service. This broader directory is a referral resource rather than a standalone foreign-resident living handbook.
Ehime’s official one-stop center page explains how foreign residents can seek help with daily-life concerns through its international association. Read the current service information and check the language, contact method and specialist availability relevant to your question.
Kagawa’s official page introduces a consultation support center for foreign residents dealing with daily-life questions. It covers routes to information about residence, work, healthcare, family and education. Check the linked center for current language and appointment arrangements.
Tokushima’s official page links to living guidebooks for foreign residents, including English and Chinese versions. Use the material as an orientation resource and verify any later changes in public procedures or contact arrangements with the responsible local authority.
Yamaguchi’s official living-information index connects foreign residents to multilingual resources and consultation. It also notes that materials from other regions may contain location-specific contacts. Use the source authority responsible for your address when arranging a procedure.
Hiroshima’s official page introduces foreign-resident consultation and information support. It explains how to reach assistance when language or institutional differences make daily life difficult. Check the current contact method, language and specialist arrangements before seeking advice.
