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GuideMoving to Japan: First Steps Before and After You LandA practical sequence for your first two weeks in Japan: status of residence, residence card (在留カード), municipal registration, and the documents to prepare before you travel.
GuideFinding Rental Housing in Japan: From Search to Signed LeaseHow renting (賃貸) works in Japan: initial costs such as deposit (敷金) and key money (礼金), guarantors (保証人) and guarantor companies (保証会社), and the contract (契約) steps in order.
GuideCity Hall Registration and Setup: Address, My Number, Health Insurance, and PensionWhat happens at the municipal office (市区町村役場): moving-in notification (転入届), residence record (住民票), My Number (マイナンバー), National Health Insurance, and pension — in one planned visit sequence.
GuideThe Takken Qualification Explained: Japan's Real Estate Transaction Specialist LicenceWhat 宅建 (takken) is, what a licensed 宅地建物取引士 may legally do, who regulates it, and how registration differs from passing the exam.
GuideBuilding a Real Estate Career in Japan: Roles, Employers, and the Takken AdvantageWhere 宅建 fits in a Japanese real estate (不動産) career: brokerage, leasing, management, and international-facing roles, and how to verify employer and licensing facts at official sources.- Term住民票A copy of your residence record in Japan's resident registration system (住民基本台帳), issued by your municipal office after you file a moving-in notification (転入届). Employers, banks, and schools commonly request it as proof of address. Issuance fees are set by each municipality — verify at the counter.Read