Metropolis Magazine (Japan)
Metropolis is a free monthly magazine that serves as a city guide, featuring news and classified ads. It spans 32 to 48 pages and is published by Japan Partnership KK. The magazine is aimed at English-speaking expatriates living in Tokyo, Japan. As of April 2011, it had a reported circulation of 30,000 copies.
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2 weeks ago |
metropolisjapan.com | Martin Phillips
Image credit: takasuu / iStock It has never been easier for Japan residents to organise and manage their investments. This guide covers a few financial planning basics and breaks down two tax-advantaged investment products. Regardless of nationality or country of residence, there are three basic things that people should consider to protect themselves financially:Emergency cash reserveBasic insurancePension / long-term savingsFirstly, it is prudent to build up an emergency cash reserve.
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2 months ago |
metropolisjapan.com | Takeshi Sadachi
Crammed spaces, loud chatter, long lines and the struggle to find a seat—these are common cafe dilemmas in Tokyo. If you’re craving more spacious, nature-filled cafes, why not take a short train ride out of the city? Chiba is home to a growing number of cafes that bring you closer to nature.
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2 months ago |
metropolisjapan.com | Takeshi Sadachi
A cold, un-spring-like March day in Tokyo. Fingers numbly flick across a smartphone screen, navigating the way to a tucked-away building in a residential district. Its modest facade blends into the surroundings, but inside lies exactly what I need right now—a sento. Once a staple of every Japanese neighborhood, the number of public bathhouses declined as home bathtubs became standard. But interest in their charm has not. Sento culture is not merely surviving; in many ways, it is evolving.
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2 months ago |
metropolisjapan.com | Takeshi Sadachi
“Why are you not excited about this? This is so cool!” Dami Lee laughs, recalling her early frustrations when talking about architecture with her friends, only to be met with bored expressions. Now, as both a licensed architect and storyteller, she’s found a way to bridge that gap, using her YouTube channel to make architectural concepts accessible, engaging and fun.
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2 months ago |
metropolisjapan.com | Tara Salem |Justine de Lame |Nick Gericke
With sweeping views of the Tokyo skyline: Find best rooftop bars in Tokyo with our comprehensive roundup to top spots.
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