Introduction
Today, I’d like to share the background and thoughts behind why I’ve decided to write in English as well.
Providing Useful Information for Foreign Residents in Japan
I’ve often found it difficult to access reliable, on-the-ground information when traveling abroad.
There are so many sites created purely for promotional purposes that I’ve often wondered, “Which ones can I really trust…?”
That’s exactly why I believe it’s valuable for <span class=”marker-thickRed”>someone actually living in Japan to share honest experiences—what I’ve visited, used, and felt.</span>
I hope this blog can become a trustworthy source of information for foreign residents living in Japan.
Sharing the Beauty of Japan with the World
<span class=”marker-thickRed”>Japan, where I live, is full of amazing places, culture, and products that are still relatively unknown.</span><br />
Beyond the guidebooks, there’s so much local charm I want to share with the world—the “real” side of Japan.
Especially through blogging, I can share personal impressions and experiences that I believe will bring <br />
new discoveries to readers from overseas.
Sharing Reviews Only Locals Can Provide
On this blog, I share <span class=”marker-thickRed”>reviews based on firsthand experiences—spots I’ve visited, cafes I’ve tried, and products I genuinely recommend.</span>
I often introduce local cafes and hidden gems that are hard to find even through online searches.<br />
By making these posts available in English, I hope they reach more people around the world.
Sharing My Own Recommendations
There’s a lot of information on social media and the internet,<br />
but <span class=”marker-thickRed”>nothing is more trustworthy than someone saying, “I’ve actually been there” or “I’ve really used this.”</span>
On this blog, I introduce recommended spots and products from my own unique perspective.<br />
Through writing in English, I hope to share these gems with even more people.
In Closing
I’m still learning as I go when it comes to writing in English,<br />
but I will continue to write with the mindset of <span class=”marker-thickRed”>“wanting to share the charm of Japan with more people.”</span>
If even one English-speaking reader finds a place they want to visit or something they want to try after reading this blog, I’ll be truly happy.