Posts by sendaiben
A trip to Appi, last call for our online course, and all the usual links.
Enjoy with a coffee as a mid-morning break 😁
The Monday Read from RetireJapan: personal finance, investing, retirement, and life in Japan 🏔️
The first Monday Read of the year.
How was your shrine visit this year? After avoiding being eaten by bears, mine went surprisingly well.
A good omen? We'll see 😉
The best posts and videos from 2025. RetireJapan's annual roundup post.
Which were your favourites?
Treetop obstacle courses, ziplines, a Xmas special, and all our usual links for your last week of work before the winter break 😀
The Monday Read from RetireJapan: personal finance, investing, retirement, and life in Japan 🎅 🍰 🍗
Tracking your financial progress can be a huge source of motivation when you are trying to save and invest for the future.
I've been writing these public reports since 2016. Here is the latest one 😀
TLDR: it was a good year financially.
If you live in Japan, you should be ready for disasters.
Don't worry about them TOO much, but do take time to make basic preparations
You'll be so glad you did when the day comes
The Monday Read from RetireJapan: personal finance, investing, retirement, and life in Japan 🚒
What are you feeding your brain? The standard informational diet might be bad for your mental health.
The Monday Read from RetireJapan: personal finance, investing, retirement, and life in Japan 😇
Handling the internet addiction, proposed visa fees in Japan, generative AI results, forum topics, all our usual links and more 😁
The Monday Read from RetireJapan: personal finance, investing, retirement, and life in Japan 🉐
Are the good times over for UK citizens living abroad? Maybe.
All the details of changes coming in 2026 in our new blog post.
Going back to work, RetireJapan TV, a new YT series, my new favourite mouse, and all the usual links and content 😎
The Monday Read from RetireJapan: personal finance, investing, retirement, and life in Japan 🎌
Japan gets tough (eventually)
All visa renewals and changes will now require proof of paying tax and social insurance.
But is this 'unfair'?