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Easy Healthcare in Japan
Japan’s affordable healthcare system covers residents through insurance, typically requiring a 30% co-payment. This guide details annual health checks, navigating specialized clinics, and managing seasonal illnesses. It also provides advice on purchasing medicine, accessing mental health support, and handling emergencies by calling 119.
Juminhyo (住民票) – Certificate of Residence
The Juminhyo is an official Japanese certificate of residence detailing your registered address and personal information. Essential for opening bank accounts or starting jobs, it requires prior residency registration at city hall. You can obtain copies for approximately ¥300 at city hall, via convenience stores using a My Number Card, or through physical mail. Most organizations request recent versions issued within six months.
Residence Card (Zairyu Card)
👋 Welcome to your new life in Japan! 🎉 Your Residence Card (Zairyu Card) is your essential official ID for any stay lasting longer than three months. You will most likely receive it right at the airport upon arrival. Remember to register your address at city hall within 14 days, always carry it with you, and act fast if lost! ✨
Set Up Utilities in Japan
So you've signed your lease in Japan—congrats! Since most apartments arrive empty , this NyuuLy guide simplifies the process of registering for water , picking electricity and gas providers , and securing the best internet setup. Use these pro tips to navigate utility contracts and settle into your new life smoothly.
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