Name: 移居日本和在日本生活 🇯🇵 11年的經驗濃縮在20分鐘內 | 日本生活 EP 294 (Moving to and Living in Japan 🇯🇵 11 Years of Experience in 20 Minutes | Life in Japan EP 294)
Uploaded: 2025-10-28T18:20:51.000Z
Duration: 20 min 31 s

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Today we're talking about one of the things we get so many questions about.

今天我們要聊聊一個大家問到爆的問題。

All kinds of tips we're going to share with you that we've learned through 10 years of living in Japan.

這些都是我們在日本住了十年學到的各種小撇步，今天都要分享給大家。

If you're interested in either moving to Japan, coming here, we get lots of questions around these types of things and so we thought it'd be great.

如果你對搬到日本、來這裡有興趣，我們常常收到這類的問題，所以我們覺得。

Let's just make a video specifically about this.

不如就來做一支專門講這個的影片吧！

We moved here 10 years ago, 11 years ago, but

我們大概是十年前、十一年前搬來的，但是

in that time things have changed quite a bit.

這段時間以來，事情也變了不少。

So what's it like today if you're going to move?

那現在如果要去搬家，情況又是怎麼樣呢？

We always recommend that you visit first before you think, oh, I want to move, move there, I want to live there, I want to do all this kind of stuff first visit.

我們都建議你先來這裡看看，再想說，哦，我想搬過去、我想住在那裡、我想做這些事情，先來玩玩看。

And not even just like a one to two week visit, longer visit.

而且不只是玩一兩週，要玩久一點。

You can get a tourist visa for three months.

你可以辦理三個月的觀光簽證。

You can go out of the country, come back in for another three months.

你可以出國，再回來，又可以待三個月。

So if your job allows you to and your or your family conditions, I would recommend you come for at least three months and try it out because that'll get you a little more into a routine and you can see if it's a, a good fit for you.

所以如果你的工作允許，或是你的家庭狀況許可，我會建議你至少來待三個月試試看，這樣你就可以進入一些例行公事，看看這裡是不是適合你。

Yeah, you get to start using the trains, you get to start going around.

對，你就可以開始搭火車、到處走走。

If you want to be a student, maybe take some classes while you're here and just see what that's like.

如果你想當個學生，也許在這裡上幾堂課，看看那是什麼感覺。

Because you may find like a lot of people have that you love it, but

因為你可能會發現，就像很多人一樣，你愛上這裡，但是

you may also find that this is not a good fit.

你可能會發現這裡其實不適合你。

Maybe I should change plans because just in general, living in Japan is way different than living in the West.

或許我應該改變計畫，因為總體來說，住在日本跟住在西方國家很不一樣。

And you will see that when you come here.

And just what society is like, how life is like, it's way different.

還有社會是什麼樣子的，生活是什麼樣子的，這很不一樣。

Okay, the second thing, if you're going to move to Japan long term, you really need to have a purpose for coming.

好的，第二件事，如果你打算長期搬到日本，你真的需要一個來這裡的目的。

And when I say a purpose, this has a lot to do with getting a visa.

我說的目的，這跟辦理簽證很有關係。

And generally speaking, whatever your purpose is, that will be what gets you your visa.

一般來說，無論你的目的是什麼，那都會是你拿到簽證的途徑。

So if you're coming for school, for example, then a school will get you a student, student visa.

所以，舉例來說，如果你是來唸書，學校就會幫你辦理學生簽證。

If you're coming to work, then that job will get you a work visa.

如果你是來工作，那份工作就會幫你辦理工作簽證。

In our case we came a religious organization, a church, and

在我們的情況下，我們是來自一個宗教組織，一個教會，

so that organization got us a religious activities visa.

所以那個組織幫我們辦了宗教活動簽證。

有很多種不同的來日方式，但是

in general you don't Just, it's not just like, hey, I want to move to Japan, let's just go.

一般來說，你不能只是，不是說，嘿，我想搬到日本，我們就走吧。

No, you need to have some sort of organization that will back you, because there going to verify that you're going to have enough finances and resources to continue living in Japan.

不行，你需要有某種組織支持你，因為他們會去核實你是否有足夠的財務和資源在日本持續生活。

And there's also like, they just added a nomad workers visa.

而且他們也剛新增了遊牧工作者簽證。

So it's important to check out what the options currently are, because there are lots of options that we've never researched because we don't need to.

所以檢查一下目前有哪些選項很重要，因為有很多選項是我們因為不需要而從未研究過的。

Let's say you get through all those kinds of things, you're ready to move.

假設你搞定了所有這些事情，你準備好搬家了。

Finding a place to live, find a residence.

And that can be a huge challenge for foreigners in Japan.

這對外國人在日本來說可能是一個巨大的挑戰。

First of all, their expectations of what housing is like, what the renters are supposed to do, all these kinds of things are very specific to Japan.

首先，他們對住房的期望，以及租客應該做什麼，所有這些事情都非常日本化。

So a lot of places won't even rent to foreigners just because we don't understand those things.

所以很多地方就直接不租給外國人了，就因為我們不懂這些。

When we first move here, live here a little bit, you start to understand some those things.

剛搬來這裡住一陣子後，你就會開始慢慢了解這些。

And the homeowners who you rent from want to be able to communicate with you.

而你租房子的房東，也希望能夠跟你溝通。

So if you speak no Japanese, that's a huge barrier and it's a lot harder to rent places.

所以如果你完全不會日文，這就會是個很大的障礙，租房子也會變得困難很多。

Some things that some of our friends have done which has worked really well, is they've rented an Airbnb when they first come and they start to get to know an area, start to see what their life is going to be like.

我們有些朋友剛來的時候，會先租 Airbnb，然後開始認識這個區域，看看他們的生活會是什麼樣子，這個方法效果很好。

And then after a while, then they know, oh, I would really like to live here.

然後過一段時間後，他們就知道，喔，我真的很想住在這裡。

Or that seems like a good price for that apartment.

或是這個公寓的價格好像不錯。

And it gives a little bit of a buffer zone to figure out what you want to do.

這樣也給你一些緩衝時間，去想清楚你想要做什麼。

Although an Airbnb is more for if you're coming as a family, because as a single person, you can get a share house and they have those all over.

不過 Airbnb 比較適閤家庭入住，因為單身的話，你可以找 Share House，而且那種地方到處都有。

You can rent one room in a complex and you have a shared kitchen, living space.

你可以租一間公寓裡的房間，然後有共用的廚房和客廳空間。

It's really ideal for singles because you get to know people because you're kind of.

這真的很適合單身者，因為你可以認識人，因為你有點像是。

It's kind of like a dorm life, but not cheaper because it's just one room.

這有點像是宿舍生活，但因為只有一間房間，所以不一定比較便宜。

Generally speaking, wherever you move, the closer you are to a train station, the more expensive it gets.

一般來說，無論你搬到哪裡，離車站越近，價格就越高。

And the closer you get into the heart of Tokyo, the more expensive it gets.

而且越靠近東京市中心，價格就越高。

So depending on your budget, you're gonna want to Keep that in mind as you're looking for a place to live.

所以，取決於你的預算，你在找住處時會想把這點考慮進去。

What kind of schools you want your kids in?

你希望你的孩子讀哪種類型的學校？

Like all those kinds of things play into that.

這些類型的考量都會影響你的決定。

One last big tip is they have wonderful English speaking realtors here who can really help you navigate finding a place.

最後一個大重點是，這裡有很多很棒的英文導遊，他們真的能幫你找到住處。

We've used a number of them before and it really helps, especially when you're first here.

我們之前就用過好幾位，真的很有幫助，特別是剛來的時候。

You're learning the culture, you're learning the language.

你正在學習文化，你正在學習語言。

And every train station has realtor shops around just everywhere.

而且每個車站周圍都有很多房仲店。

So they might not have an English speaking one, but

所以，可能沒有英文導遊，但是

I'm sure there's a shop right next door that might.

所以多走走、多看看、找找看。

Now, if you're going to be staying long term, one thing I would highly suggest is to consider putting your kids into Japanese schools.

現在，如果你打算長期居住，我強烈建議考慮讓你的孩子讀日本學校。

And the reason I say that is if your kids are young like ours were when we moved here, we put them into a Japanese kindergarten right away.

我會這樣說是因為，如果你的孩子跟我們剛搬來時一樣小，我們就馬上讓他們去讀日本幼稚園。

Then they came up through the Japanese elementary schools and it was great for them learning Japanese.

然後他們一路讀日本小學，對他們學習日文很有幫助。

And the school system is very different than a Western school system because a lot of it is rote.

而且日本的學校制度跟西方的很不一樣，因為很多都是死記硬背。

However, they feel equally comfortable in Japanese culture or in our house, we speak English.

不過，他們在日本文化裡感覺一樣自在，而在我們家，我們說英文。

So they keep up with the English and not only the English, but

所以他們能跟上英文，不只英文，

just kind of that western culture as well.

But they can do either one, and that is a really cool ability to have.

但他們兩種都能兼顧，這真的是很棒的能力。

And we put them into the public schools, which are neighborhood schools.

我們把他們送進了公立學校，也就是學區內的學校。

So then all the friends that they made all live around us.

所以他們交的朋友都住在我們家附近。

So after school, our kids spend hours playing with their friends in the parks.

放學後，我們的孩子就會花好幾個小時跟朋友在公園玩。

And then in our neighborhood, the bells ring at 5 o'.

在我們社區，五點的鐘聲就會響起。

Different parts of Japan, they ring at different times.

日本不同地區的鐘聲響起時間不一樣。

So all the kids know it's time to go home.

所以所有小孩都知道是時候回家了。

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移居日本和在日本生活 🇯🇵 11年的經驗濃縮在20分鐘內 | 日本生活 EP 294 (Moving to and Living in Japan 🇯🇵 11 Years of Experience in 20 Minutes | Life in Japan EP 294)

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