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@@Yakplanet_tv The place was a Youth Center outside of Tokyo that we rented for a corporate offsite. Is that what you mean?

@@Spike_Yt_20 It’s a Shinto wedding.

@@makurei6888 😂😂😂 I feel with you and kind of like the idea with the horror music. I’m not sure my cinematic skills are there yet and want to share things on a positive note as one can get used to it. Hope you’ve overcome your first horror, too!

@@armrugatewood9110 you are so welcome! And thanks for sharing your story. It’s always great to hear that the content shared was helpful.

@@claudiakelly8084 Hi! It is the Meiji Jingu Shrine. This is their website www.meijijingu.or.jp/en/

It’s not temple. This is shrine. Name is Meiji jingu shrine which is in Tokyo,Shibuya.

Haha #iykyk

Hi! Great plans you've got ahead for yourself. Some services like electricity and gas now have automatic online payment options available. However, I am not sure if they would accept an international account for payments. Also, when you buy you will have to pay certain taxes 2-3 times a year. So far I have only seen those as physical tax payslips. Maybe you can work with a property manager of some sort that also organizes these things for you. There is a Facebook Group called "Buying and Renovating a house in Japan". This or other groups might be of help. If I find out more, I'll add it to the comment.

Have you tried all the obvious like input in English, input in Japanese? Checked all the spelling, incl. if the chome etc. is properly hyphened? If you can’t find the smallest unit right away I’d start trying to find the bigger units and the zoom in to see if you can find it. But sometimes it’s possible that a chome or building is not properly mapped. Want to share an example you couldn’t find?

Merci :)

What’s long?

You're welcome! That was my idea: Giving realistic and helpful impressions. :)

:) You definitely did

Thank you for the feedback. 🙏 I’ll pay more attention to it next time and hope you were still able to learn something from the video.

@Therealunconnected Welcome to Japan! It can be so confusing in the beginning… Give yourself time and ask for help. I do intercultural training and coaching. If you’re interested to find out more, let’s talk (contact@begloby.com)

Hello! The shrine hosts ceremonies in a time-honored fashion each day, from morning to evening. However, I am unfortunately not aware of a detailed schedule. We saw this wedding on a Saturday at 3.30pm.

It is held happpy days through japanese sinto calender from anciant days @@BeGloby

Thank you for adding this information. Is such a calendar available to see online and could you share a link? Even if just in Japanese.@@R.Sakurai

How exciting for your possible semester in Japan! Happy this was helpful, and don't worry. I've been here for 6 years and still learning every day :)

So glad it was helpful. Anything else you’re looking to know before coming over? Wishing you a great trip already!

So glad to hear, thank you for the feedback!

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Thank you, so kind! 😊 Hope you had happy holidays 🎄✨ Happy New Year and viele Grüße aus Japan 🤗

@@BeGloby thank you 😇🙏🎄💖for you too a happy new year ✨🎉🎊🎇

Oder!? Es gibt so viele tolle Strände und Küsten in Japan.

Hi Natskie, sorry to hear you ran into this problem. I've certainly been there. Here are a few ideas of what you can try: Check the envelope for all the different payment options and see if any of them would still work such as wire the money or credit card payment. You could also try paying at a post office, they are sometimes able to still process the bill. Lastly, you can call the provider and ask them to re-issue an invoice to be sent to your house or for a different form of payment. Hope this helps. Good luck!

Merci, Madike!

Hi Brandon, electricity, gas, water & sewage, internet, mobile phone... You can set up direct debit or credit card payments for most of these things now but often the first 1 or 2 bills after moving in or the last one when moving out still has to be paid like that. You can also pay certain taxes like that. General interest or moving to Japan?