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5 Things that Amaze Expats in Japan

5 Things that Amaze Expats in Japan 1.Safety In Japan it is common to leave your table unattended in coffee shops and restaurants with your personal

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4 Things in Japan that Get Expats Crazy

4 Things in Japan that Get Expats Crazy 1 – Miscommunication Even with Japanese language skills the rich cultural background of Japan can

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Belonging and Identity Abroad

Belonging & Identity Abroad Where do I belong and what has happened to me abroad? When living in our home country, we have a sense of efficacy,

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Do you have enough Cultural Agility?

Do you have enough Cultural Agility? Cultural agility is the capacity to perform successfully in cross-cultural situations.  There are some

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Moving Abroad with Kids

Moving Abroad with Kids Moving abroad is probably one of the most exciting and simultaneously nerve breaking things we can do in life. Having kids

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Feeling quickly at home after moving abroad – Psychology Tips

Feeling Quickly At Home after Moving Abroad – Psychology Tips Who has never traveled and found themselves thinking, “I could live

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10 Incredible Things You Can Only Find in Japan

10 Incredible Things You Can Only Find in Japan It’s hard to pick the ten most amazing things in Japan because I could make lists about

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Fun Facts About Christmas in Japan

Curiosities about Christmas in Japan Japan´s original religion is Shinto and second main religion is Buddhism brought from China. Only a small

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Culture Shock

Cultural Shock The concept of cultural shock was first described in 1954 by Kalervo Oberg, anthropologist and economist. This author described

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Halloween in Japan

Halloween in Japan Halloween, celebrated on October 31st, is a traditional and cultural event with presumably Celtic origins. It occurs in

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Where can we find cultural differences?

Where can we find Cultural Differences? According to Edward T.Hall, culture is like an iceberg, the majority of the culture is hidden below the

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