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Learn about "Life in Japan" with video learning materials available in 7 languages.

Video training materials available in 7 languages to support the retention of foreign talent.

To successfully retain foreign talent, it's essential that they understand not only the work itself but also life in Japan.

This educational material is a video course on the theme of "Life in Japan," suitable for use in corporate training and self-study. It supports subtitles in 7 languages.

Video learning materials available in 7 languages

The video supports subtitles in 7 languages. Please select your language to watch.

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Video Index

  1. 1How to regulate your daily routine
  2. 2Rules and manners for commuting to work
  3. 3Preparation before work
  4. 4Morning meeting in the construction industry
  5. 5What is Hazard Prediction Activity (KY Activity)?
  6. 6Work mindset for working in Japan
  7. 7How to ride trains and buses in Japan and proper etiquette
  8. 8Bicycle rules and safe riding practices in Japan
  9. 9Life consultation services for when you're in trouble
  10. 10Rules and costs when renting a house in Japan
  11. 11Things to be careful of after work
  12. 12How to spend your lunch break
  13. 13Key points for resuming work after a break
  14. 14How to use heating appliances and precautions
  15. 15Key points for cleaning up a construction site and conducting a closing meeting.
  16. 16Japanese customs and manners you should know
  17. 17How to spend your holidays in a healthy way
  18. 18Basics of laundry, cleaning, and tidying up in shared living spaces
  19. 19Shopping etiquette in Japan
  20. 20Lunchtime etiquette
  21. 21Specified Skills Free Activities and Part-Time Jobs
  22. 22How to spend your time after work
  23. 23Etiquette for enjoying dinner
  24. 24How to study Japanese and how to balance it with your hobbies
  25. 25Bathing etiquette and daily health management
  26. 26The impact of sleep deprivation on work and how to deal with it
  27. 27When you cause or are involved in a traffic accident
  28. 28What to do if you take the wrong train or bus
  29. 29Precautions and ways to refuse gambling in Japan
  30. 30Crimes and laws related to reselling and lending one's name
  31. 31Points to note regarding contract disputes
  32. 32The correct way to send money from Japan to overseas
  33. 33Manners to prevent noise problems in dormitories and apartments
  34. 34How to sort and dispose of garbage in Japan
  35. 35Rules of communal living
  36. 36How to respond to and protect yourself during a disaster in Japan
  37. 37SNS problems and usage
  38. 38Methods of online fraud in Japan and where to seek help.
  39. 39How to deal with heatstroke in the construction industry
  40. 40How to deal with injuries sustained by foreigners in Japan
  41. 41Problems with playing smartphone games for extended periods
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