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☆ Recommended for those who live in Gunma prefecture!

This time, we would like to introduce the property in Isesaki City, Gunma Prefecture.
You can live without the initial cost!
It is also possible to reduce the rent by paying the initial cost.

Please contact us at this opportunity!

Property name: Sunny Heights
Property Address: Toyoshiro-cho, Isesaki City, Gunma Prefecture

201: 3K 44.71㎡, rent 29,000 yen + neighborhood membership fee 500 yen
302: 2K 33.12㎡, rent 27,000 yen + neighborhood membership fee 500 yen

If you are interested, please leave a message immediately!

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Good day everybody ! We are ENPORT
The first 100 customers who answer the ENPORT survey will receive a 500 yen AMAZON gift card from ENPORT

The rules for participating are very simple!
Details :
1. Time:
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2. Participants:
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Just click the link below and answer our survey!
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※Note: Only the first 100 customers can get our Amazaon gift cards, so please quickly answer the survey!

If you have any questions, please contact us!
Thank you for your cooperation

This room should be the cheapest in Tokyo!

No deposit and gratuity fee!
Minami osawa station
33,000 yen/month
Fully furnished

Address:2-2-6 Kamiyugi,
Hachioji-shi, Tokyo

18 min from minami osawa station by walk
3 min from maedabashi bus stop by walk

Please feel free to contact us by message!

No deposit and gratuity fee!
Kanamachi station
41,000 yen/month

Fully furnished
Address:4-14-1 Nishimizumoto, Katsushika-ku, Tokyo
25 min from Kanamachi station by walk
30 min from Akihabara station by train

If you have interested this room, Please let us know it by messenger!!

JLPT is coming in July 4th!!

Do you have plan to take the JLPT exam in this year?
If you have, Don't forget to registration!
Deadline for online registration is 5:00 PM in April 16.

Please check the registration in below URL.
Do not forget to registration!!

★Exam details and application information★
https://info.jees-jlpt.jp/info/2021%e5%b9%b4%e7%ac%ac1%e5%9b%9e%e8%a9%a6%e9%a8%93%e5%ae%9f%e6%96%bd%e6%a1%88%e5%86%85.html

引用：日本語能力試験JLPT　https://info.jees-jlpt.jp/info/2021%e5%b9%b4%e7%ac%ac1%e5%9b%9e%e8%a9%a6%e9%a8%93%e5%ae%9f%e6%96%bd%e6%a1%88%e5%86%85.html

Finally our web page was released!!

We always post about the Japanese life in this page.
but actually We are doing the business of SIM card and Real estate agent for Foreigner.

Please check it out and let me hear your comment for our web site.

https://www.en-port.jp/en/top-en/

ENPORT – ENPORTは、中長期滞在目的の外国人が、安心して生活できる環境を 整えます。 ENPORTは、中長期滞在目的の外国人が、安心して生活できる環境を 整えます。

★New information about Yokohama room★
In this season, everyone doing move out and there is no room to choose when you move.

but We have new information about Yokohama good room.

Only 3 minutes for Nishi Yokohama station.
and you can go to Yokohama station by walk and bike around 20 minutes.
You can live Yokohama city life only 40,000 yen!!

If you have interested about this room, Please contact us!!

Check "Jimoty" before throwing away the luggage!

I think many people will moving out in this season.
As anyone who has moved to Japan knows, it costs a lot of money to throw something away in Japan.
For example, slightly larger furniture and appliances are costly to throw away.

Are you throwing away things you no longer need after moving?
Check out "Jimoty" before throwing it away!

"Jimoty" is an app that anyone can exchange and sell!
The difference from "Mercari" is that there is no "fee"! !!
In addition, delivery of products is not shipping, but it is very simple, such as actually meeting and receiving.
(It's hard for big appliances ...)

The price setting is also relatively cheap compared to other apps, and it is very convenient when moving!
Of course, there are quite a few things that are convenient not only for sale but also for buying, and sometime you can get item for free!
Occasionally, you can get a sofa or TV for free, so you can make a good deal.

If you are in trouble about something that you do not need when you moving out, please use it!

Have you been to Oshino Hakkai? ??

The state of emergency in Tokyo is over.
Little by little, the self-restraint period is over and we are now able to travel!
Especially those who have come to Japan in the last year may not be able to go sightseeing in Japan at all.

If you like traveling, you must be Itching because there are many places you want to go.
Why don't you think about traveling?

"Oshino Hakkai" is the perfect place for such a trip!

You can see the collaboration of Mt. Fuji with the old-style Japanese cityscape!
The colors of the trees that change with the seasons and the large and beautiful pond are really beautiful!

Since it is located in Yamanashi prefecture, if you live in the Kanto and Chubu areas, make sure to consider a travel plan!

Location: https://www.google.com/maps/place/%E5%BF%8D%E9%87%8E%E5%85%AB%E6%B5%B7/@35.7205885,137.2979243,7.65z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x0:0x163aa46bb0af9f71!8m2!3d35.4601914!4d138.8327963
Oshino Hakkai: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_IbmvLVjgY8

Quote
TokyoStreetView --Japan The Beautiful
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_IbmvLVjgY8

How to find a property with low rent! !!

Rent is a big part of everyday life.
And the rent in Japan is always very expensive.
Here's how to find a house with a low rent.

① Choose an old one.

To keep your rent down, you have to choose something and throw something away.
As the building ages, the rent of the property goes down.
However, there are many beautiful properties that have been renovated even if they are a little old.
If you don't feel the need for a new construction or a very clean house, this is your aim.

② Try to find a property far from the station

The distance between the station and the house has a lot to do with the rent.
The closer you are to the station, the higher the price.
Perhaps it's cheaper to live near your workplace than to live near a train station.
In addition, you may be able to reduce your rent by using a bicycle.

③ Live with friends (share house)

The rent is simply reduced to less than half.
I actually have a share house, but in Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, the rent is limited to 30,000 yen.
If you can find a house that you can share, this is the recommended method.

Properties that meet all of these three points should be very cheap.
Please look for it!

It is so different depends on the area! !! Rent market price by prefecture!

Do you know the average rent in the prefecture you live in? ??
For example, in Tokyo, the average rent is 68,323 yen per room.
Chiba is 52,625 yen. Kanagawa prefecture is 57,834 yen.

Of course, there are differences depending on the nearest station and area,
Rents are so different even in neighboring prefectures.
If you live in Chiba, Tokyo, you can save more than 10,000 yen by living in Chiba.

In the case of Kansai, the average rent in Osaka is 55,025 yen, Kyoto is 50,721 yen, and Hyogo is 51,879 yen, which is about 5,000 yen different.
Please check the average rent of the area you live in and the place you work!

By knowing the average rent that varies depending on the area, let's not lose in the future room search!

引用：データのじかん　https://data.wingarc.com/rent-income-balance-by-pref-21481

★Would you like to live in Yokohama with your friends? New　property introduction in Yokohama ★

There are few properties in Japan where you can share a room with your friend. Also Japan is particularly difficult for foreigners to move in. However, it is really important to reduce the rent by sharing a room.

This house is for you and your friend.

Foreigners are OK and share is also OK.
Moreover, this is not a room, This is a house!
You don't need to care about your Neighborhood!

If you interested about this house, Please contact us!!

Ten years ago today, Big earthquake happened in Tohoku, Japan.

Many people were killed by the earthquake.
And even now, some people are still suffering from the damage by the earthquake.

As we live in Japan, we must not forget the earthquake 10 years ago, regardless of nationality.

By all means, at 14:46 on March 11th today, let's pray to the people of Tohoku who are still fighting the victims of the earthquake.

And spend an irreplaceable time with your loved ones.
I pray that a lot of love will overflow on this day.

https://fukko.yahoo.co.jp/

How to reduce mobile charges in Japan

"I want to change the SIM because the mobile phone charge is high!
But changing the SIM is annoying."
We know how complicated and tedious it is to change a SIM plan.

For those of you, I will teach you how to reduce your mobile phone charges without changing your plan!
Especially for people who use docomo, Softbank, or au, monthly payments may be reduced by about 1,000 yen.

① Log in to My Page of the SIM company you are using.
② Check the "contract details" page
③ Check various "options" in the contract details
④ Delete options that are not used at all and options that are included in the initial settings
⑤ Depending on the option to delete, it will be cheaper by about 500 yen to 1,000 yen! !!

Larger companies have many options that we don't know.
There are various types of unused options, such as notification function options and news article options.
Check your contract status and remove any options you aren't using!

Are you overpaying your mobile phone charges? ??

If you want to save money in Japan life, you have to keep your monthly costs down.
Electricity, gas, water, internet, etc.
Living in Japan has a always high monthly cost.

What We have overlooked is the mobile phone charge.
How much are you paying now? ??

According to a survey, the average monthly mobile phone charge for Japanese people is ¥ 8,312. (Major carrier)
For some people, it's more expensive than electricity and gas!

If you are spending more than 5,000 yen on your mobile phone, you need to review it.
Cheap companies can use mobile phones for 3,000 to 980 yen. (ENPORT is 980 yen!)

Everyone who says, "I need a lot of communication capacity, so it can't be helped!"
Do you really need that communication capacity? ??
Is your home wi-fi enough? ??

Please try to calculate your mobile phone charges!
By the way, I'm enough with 3GB SIM and wi-fi at home in every month!!

引用：MMD研究所 https://mmdlabo.jp/investigation/detail_1898.html

It is cheaper than a supermarket.
What is a "商店街 Sho-tengai"?

Is there a "商店街 (shopping street)" near your house?
If you are interested in save money, this is a must-visit place.

Why you should go to the shopping district.

① Cheaper than supermarket
② The food is fresh
③ It has the "connections with people".

Unlike major supermarkets, you can get cheap and fresh food in the "商店街" because it is run by an individual.

In addition, there are "neighborhood relationships" that are rarely found in Japan.
There may be an opportunity to get closer with your neighbors.
Maybe it will be cheaper and cheaper ...

3 part-time jobs with high hourly wages！！

There are various types of part-time jobs in Japan.
There are so many many many types.
As an ENPORT writer, I wondered.
"What is the highest hourly wage?"

The result is here! !!

3rd : Data entry ★Hourly wage 1,700 yen ～

It is a job to input data earnestly on a PC.
It don't use Japanese very much, so it may easy a little bit.
However, the same work is tedious all the time. .. ..

2nd : Event staff ★Hourly wage 2,000 yen ～

Staff work that supports various events.
carrying things, handing out leaflets, and do a lot of work related to events.
Communication in Japanese may be required.
There may be a lot of physical work.

1st : Teacher ★Hourly wage 2500-4000 yen
It is the first place.
The hourly wage is insanely high! !! !!
If you are a teacher of your own language, you should have more chances than Japanese!

By the way, I had an hourly wage of 780 yen at a ramen shop.
Please tell us your part-time job! !!
※Date is from マイナビ in Tokyo area.

引用：マイナビバイト　https://baito.mynavi.jp/tokyo/

Are you guys using "mercari メルカリ" ?
3 things that sell unexpectedly! !!

I want to make a little money, but I'm busy with work or school. .. ..
I recommend mercari to all of you!

mercari is an app that makes it easy to sell your own things.
Many people have used it.

Let's sell the things that you don't use and the things that you would normally throw away at mercari!
It sells at a surprisingly high price!

For example...

① Smartphones and mobile phones that can no longer be used
Even you can't use it and it sells! It seems that there are surprisingly many people who repair and use it!

② Qualification book, exam book
The textbook for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test sells for 1000 yen!
If you have already completed the exam, please try to sell it!

③ Perfume that is being used
It sells even if it is used!
People who want to try the scent seem to want a used one rather than a new one!

There are still more products that sell unexpectedly!
It may be a little annoying to send, but It makes you happy if it sells!
Please, try it!

Questions that are always asked in job hunting④
Please tell me the sense of value in your job hunting.

Hello, it is ENPOPT.
This time, I will explain about frequently asked questions about job hunting.「あなたの就職活動の軸を教えてください。」

"軸" refers to what you value most.
In this case, you are asked "the value of most important in job hunting".
It is a criterion when you choose a company for job hunting.

The value is different for each person.
Some people choose a company that looks interesting, while others choose a company that looks like they can get experience.
Please tell them your criteria and values.

Just as you have values, so does your company.
The question is to make sure your company and your values ​​match.

If they don't match, you may feel that you don't fit the company, even if you can join the company.
It's hard to work for a company that doesn't fit.
Honestly convey your values ​​and determine the compatibility with your company!

Spring is coming soon!
Special recommended cherry blossom "お花見" spot!

It's getting warmer little by little lately!
It's almost the season for "お花見"!!

お花見 is the traditional culture in Japan.
Even Japanese people who seem to be busy all the time will feel a little calm during the お花見 season ...

Here are some recommended cherry blossom viewing spots in Japan!!

① Mt. Yoshino (Nara Prefecture)
② Weeping cherry tree in Ryugasaki (Ibaraki Prefecture)
③ Kawazu Sakura in Yodo Waterway (Kyoto Prefecture)
④ Meguro River Cherry Blossoms (Tokyo)
⑤ Nicchusen Weeping Cherry Blossom Trees (Fukushima Prefecture)

In addition, there are various cherry blossom viewing spots in Japan.
I couldn't cover it this time, but it must be near your home!

This page is recommended when searching!
Cherry-blossom viewing guide: https://hanami.walkerplus.com/

It's a little early, but let's look forward to the day when you can enjoy cherry blossom viewing.

引用：全国お花見ガイド https://hanami.walkerplus.com/

Questions that are always asked in job hunting③
What are your weaknesses?

It's March!
The job hunting season has begun in earnest!
News about Job hunting has increased on TV and the Internet.
This is a season when tension and anxiety increase.
However, there is no problem if you prepare for the interview on this channel!

Today's question is
"What are your weaknesses?"

Meaning of ”短所 Tansyo" is "weaknesses".
It is like your negative point.
You are often asked about your strengths, but just as often about your weaknesses!
That's a mean question!
I think you are wondering whether to answer honestly or play a more perfect human.

For this question, be honest about your weaknesses!
Then tell them how you are making up for or using the shortcomings.

It is natural that all human have their strengths and weaknesses.
Everyone unknowingly covers their weaknesses.
Come and think about how you make up for your weaknesses!
You will surely find a good answer!

Job hunting students! Do your best!

A 100-yen shop when you are in trouble! Recommended product introduction!

Hello, This is ENPORT.
I think that what everyone feels about living in Japan is that prices in Japan are high.
Compared to Asia, Japan is really expensive.

However, there is only one place in Japan where prices are cheap.
That is a 100-yen shop!
Everything in the store is 100 yen, so it's really useful when you have a problem.
* Please note that sometimes products that are not 100 yen are sold!

Cheap is the nicest part, but there are so many variations of what you sell!
There are so many things that like "Is this only 100yen?"
If you have any problems in your life, first check at a 100-yen shop.

Here are some of the things that have been convenient to buy at 100-yen shops!

① Sterilization sheet
Recently, due to the influence of COVID, a disinfectant sheet is often required.
But it's a little expensive to buy at a pharmacy. .. ..
You can get it for 100 yen!

② Kitchen utensils
At 100-yen shops, there are many products with quality of 100 yen or more.
It's expensive to buy at a supermarket, but you can buy such items for 100 yen.
They sell small cutting boards, plates, and kitchen knives for 100 yen!

③ Storage items
When you want to make your room a little cleaner. Even in such a case, the 100-yen shop will help you.
Various types of storage cases that do not look like 100 yen are sold for 100 yen.

There are really many kinds of products on sale.
Please check it out before you buy anything at the supermarket.

Questions that are always asked in job hunting②

Hello everyone, This is ENPORT.
Today's Question of Job hunting is...

・ あなたが最も打ち込んだことは何ですか？ What did you do the most?
・ 自己PRをしてください。 Please do self-promotion.

"最も" "Mottomo" means the best ever.
"打ち込んだ" means that you have made an effort and worked hard.
"自己 PR" "Ziko PR" is a question that explains your strengths.

These two will definitely be asked at the interview.
It's a different question, but the points are the same.
Both questions are about "your good points".

Prepare yourself for the story of what you have tried and what and how you have achieved.
Try to be as specific as possible about your experience.

For example, what you were focusing on when You were a student,
While studying Japanese in Japan, working part-time and sending money to your family, etc.
I think the story is different for each person, but it is important to remember that time in detail.

Your "good points" are always hidden in that experience.
You can sacrifice yourself for your family, you're crazy about what you like, etc.
Find your "good points" hidden in your experience!

You will surely find your good points!
Let's search it without rushing.

Questions that are always asked in job hunting①

Hello, This is ENPORT.
Among many job hunters, the biggest anxiety is "interview".
Interviews in Japanese are especially anxious and tense.

All we can do is be the best prepared.
If you understand what the interviewer will ask you,it will be a little easier.

So, this time, I will introduce the questions that are always asked in the interview.
I will introduce it in series, so let's imagine how to answer when you are actually asked!

The first question is ...

・ 志望動機を教えてください。"Please tell us your motive."

You will definitely be asked this ...

志望 "shibo" represents what you want.
動機 "doki" expresses the reason for one's actions.

So this question is a question asking "Why did you want to get this company?"
As a company, they want to know why you chose this company!

You must have a reason to choose that company.
What part of the company you were interested in, why you have to be that company, what you can do for that company
It would be great if I could think about that.

Please think about it!

Look at this!!
This looks like really "real one"

This is made by Lego blocks!!
Did you play with Lego blocks when you were little?
Of course, I played!!

Even if I look at the Lego block now, my heart is excited.
What did you play when you were littlie??

50%OFF Rent Campaign!!
Share house in minami-nagareyama!

Hello everyone, This is ENPORT.
This is a promotion information!

Only now! We have a half-price rent campaign.
If you move now, you can live for up to 6 months at half price!

All furniture and home appliances are provided, so if you are thinking of moving around Matsudo, Misato, or Nagareyama area, please contact us!

The room is limited, so if you are interested, please let us know it as soon as possible!

Please contact ENPORT for details!

Information details
■ Rent: 33,000～
※Common service fee ＋9,000yen.
※Rent will 50%OFF
■ Address: 3-11-8 Minaminagareyama, Nagareyama City, Chiba Prefecture
■ Nearest station: 7 minutes walk to Minami-Nagareyama station (Tsukuba Express, JR Musashino Line)
■ Structure: 3 stories / 41 households
■ Contract period: 1 year
■ Security deposit：0 yen
■ gratuity fee: 0 yen
■ Tenant administration fee: 15,000 yen (excluding tax)
■ Cleaning fee when moving out: 25,000 yen (excluding tax) * Billed when moving in
■ Re-contract administration fee: 15,000 yen (excluding tax)
■ Facilities:
・ Each room： air conditioner, mini refrigerator
・Share area： rice cooker, microwave oven, toaster, freezer, TV, toilet (6 places), Free internet Wi-Fi, shower (2 rooms for men and women) System kitchen (3 stoves x 2 places), independent wash basin (8 places), Post, auto lock, security camera.

Employment seminar for foreigners

Hello, it is ENPORT.
Recently, I often post articles about job hunting.
But I think some people feeling like "I don't know exactly what to start with ..."

The advice of such a person is "Let's participate in the seminar!"!
First of all, it is most important to take action.

Currently, there are many seminars online.
When I looked for it, there was a employment seminar for foreigners like this.

https://r-hataraku.jp/students/event/seminar-2021-02-24/

Wednesday, February 24
Part 1: How to start job hunting (13: 30-15: 00)
・ Explanation of the current situation regarding recruitment of foreign human resources
・ Comparison between SMEs and large companies
・ Explanation of job hunting schedule and selection flow
・ Necessity of necessary measures (self-analysis, company analysis, resume measures, interview measures, etc.)
・ Q & A

Target languages ​​are Japanese and Chinese
It seems that the content is mainly for people with status of residence of "international students" and "specific activities".

If it is online, it seems that there is no capacity, so
If you are interested, why don't you join us!

引用：TOKYOしごとGUIDE
https://r-hataraku.jp/students/event/seminar-2021-02-24/

就職セミナー：【東京で働こう！】日本語版・中国語版 | 留学生等外国の方 | TOKYO しごと GUIDE-外国の方向け- 東京で就職するなら、まず日本の就職活動の特徴や選考フローを理解しましょう！ ☆当日のプログラム☆ ［第１部］東京で働こう！（日本語版）13:30～15:00 ［第２部］东京就职指南 （中文版）15:00～16:30 ★2/24【東京都主催....

Job hunting in Japan
Senpai experience interview

Hello everyone!
This is ENPORT.

Today, I would like to tell you the story of a Senpai who actually did job hunting in Japan!
If you are looking for a job, please refer to it!
The real experience of Senpai should definitely be useful!

Senpai who cooperated with this interview is...

Name: Thom
Nationality: Vietnam
Age: 31
Residence: Tokyo
When she was job hunting: vocational school students
Current job: Human resources industry

Q1. What are the 3 most difficult job hunting activities? ??

The third place is an interview.
I've been wondering what kind of questions will come.
The interview in Japanese was nervous and anxious.

Second place is SPI.
Do you know "SPI"?
This is an academic ability test conducted by the company in job hunting.
We take test about math and Japanese and personality diagnosis.
The tests were all in Japanese, so it was really difficult.

The first place is the problem of money.
I couldn't work part-time during job hunting, and it cost me a lot of money to get a job, so it was difficult.
We recommend saving money!

Q2. How many companies did you interview?

I interviewed 2 companies in total.
Basically, I was interviewed at a job fair for foreigners where I was interested.
I think there are few two companies.
Other friends had about 10 companies.
* It is normal for Japanese people to receive 30 to 60 companies!

Q3. When did you start job hunting?

I started job hunting around July in my second year.
Preparations started around January, the end of the first grade.
I started by preparing my resume and studying etiquette.

Q4. Please give some advice to everyone who is going to get a job!

At the interview, you must communicate your motives.
When you appeal yourself to company, make sure that you are the right person for that company!

How was your Senpai interview?
ENPORT supports job hunting in Japan!
I think it's difficult due to the influence of corona, but if you have any questions, please ask!

Have you ever seen this YouTube channel?
If you are foreigner living in japan, or studying Japanese, it make you laugh!!

This video is really goo Japanese Lesson...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIH6vjyHKxM

Advanced Japanese Lesson #15: The Conversation / 上級日本語：レッスン 15「例の会話」 Learn Japanese pitch-accent and pronunciation from my Patreon Series "Japanese Phonetics" http://www.patreon.com/dogen'The Conversation' Music by Bossfight. ...