If you are serious about your business, the answer is unequivocally "yes"! In the globally connected world of today, having an internet presence is more of a question of "when" than "why."

Many small businesses, particularly new ones, operate on a low budget. Spending money is only done when absolutely necessary, since they prioritize the urgent and necessary. So, it is understandable that some business owners may believe a website is a luxury tool they can do without.

To work in Japan, a foreigner who is not a permanent resident must first obtain a job offer from a guarantor in Japan and then apply for a work visa at the immigration office, if already in Japan, or at an embassy or consulate, if abroad.

Working visas are valid for one to five years and may be used to find work at any employer within the range of activities specified on the visa, including employers other than the guarantor.
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​In Japan, April is the beginning of the school year and the start of the year for many businesses. During this month, a large influx of foreigners arrives in Japan just in time for the cherry blossom season.

If you are one of these newcomers, you will likely have a lot of new experiences, which holds true for both the advantages and disadvantages of your new life here. It is possible that even long-term residents face issues with their families, employment, finances, or visa status.
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Though the term "Halal" is most commonly associated with food, it is actually relevant to many aspects of life, including tourism, finance, pharmaceuticals, lifestyle, logistics, cosmetics, and, of course, clothing. We know in Islam that both men and women are required to dress modestly. But today, Muslims wear a wide variety of clothing, which is influenced not only by religious considerations but also by practical, cultural, social, and even political factors.

Is such fashion, however, considered ethical clothing?
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​If one of the parents is a Japanese national, the baby will naturally become a Japanese national. If both parents are non-Japanese, the baby needs to get a status of residence to stay in Japan.

Either way, when a foreigner residing in Japan gives birth to a child, necessary steps must be taken.