​Just knowing what a pig’s diet is like can explain why the meat of the pig can be so dirty or at the very least not so appetizing to consume.

And while being "grossed out" may or may not be a valid reason not to eat something, it’s vital to understand a bit more about pork before reaching your own conclusion.

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​Let’s talk about this popular yet seriously questionable protein source.

​If one of the parents is a Japanese national, the baby automatically becomes a Japanese national. If both parents are non-Japanese, the baby needs to get a status of residence to live in Japan.

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Either way, when a foreigner residing in Japan gives birth to a child, the necessary steps which must be taken are:

To Work In Japan, a foreigner must receive a job offer from a guarantor in Japan, and then apply for a working visa at an embassy or consulate outside the country. 


Working visas are valid for a period of 3 months to 5 years, and may be used to secure employment at any employer within the scope of activities designated on the visa "including employers other than the guarantor". 

​The postal service in Japan is operated by Japan Post Co., Ltd. 

A delivery service for packages is also provided by Takuhaibin Companies.

​Takuhaibin is a convenient service for sending parcels from door to door nationwide and the delivery is usually on the next day. 

Where can you find Halal food products in Japanese market? 

In 1980s you could hardly find Halal shops and restaurants in Japan. Nowadays, only in Tokyo there are more than 60 Halal Food Shops and over 200 Halal Food Restaurants and increasing.

Today availability of Halal food in supermarkets and even in convenience stores makes the life more comfortable for the Muslim residents, and also gives the travelers a peace of mind especially to those who would like to visit small towns.

Here is some information that comes handy either for Muslims who reside in Japan or those who are planning to visit for sightseeing.