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Hanko
What is a hanko used for? What exactly is a hanko? A hanko/inkan (used interchangeably) is a carved stamp that can be used in any situation where an individual, or an individual on behalf of a company, might otherwise use a signature or initials. Signing contracts, banking (at a bank), or receiving a parcel are just…
Don’t in Japan
The “poor manners of foreigners”, seen as a problem throughout Japan, cannot be dismissed as a difference in culture or people’s standards. It may be due to a need for knowledge about the manners required in Japan, a difference between a local perspective and a tourist perspective, or a lack of environment surrounding tourists. The…
Popular Tattoo Quotes in Japanese Letters
When I used to go to a tattoo parlor, I saw Japanese Symbols on the wall for people to pick as tattoo designs. Sadly, many had incorrect spelling and/or meaning on the list.I also have seen several tattoos that did not make sense as a sentence. For Example, I saw a guy with a Tattoo…
Travel Tips – Japan
Currency Bring Cash. Credit cards can be used around significant cities but not so much in the countryside.Your local bank can accommodate exchange requests (you might have to let them know in advance depending on the amount)It is best to avoid Japanese banks to convert using brand new Dollar bills if you need extra to…