About Japan Remote Guide
Japan Remote Guide is an independent, Tokyo-based resource that organizes practical information for international remote workers preparing for temporary stays in Japan.
Mission
Japan Remote Guide exists to organize practical, reliable information about staying, working, moving around, and preparing for daily life in Japan—so remote workers can make calmer decisions before they arrive.
About the Founder
Japan Remote Guide is founded by Yuusuke Iyadomi and operated through Dommy, a sole proprietorship based in Tokyo, Japan. The site is built from a local perspective with attention to the practical questions international remote workers often need to verify before choosing Japan as a temporary base.
The editorial approach is intentionally measured: clarify what can be explained, point readers toward official sources, and avoid presenting complex immigration, tax, insurance, or legal topics as one-size-fits-all advice.
Business Information
Editorial Policy
Information is researched carefully using official and authoritative sources whenever possible, including the Japanese Government, Immigration Services Agency, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, JNTO, local governments, and other relevant organizations.
Articles are written to help readers understand real planning decisions, while distinguishing general guidance from topics that should be confirmed with official bodies or qualified professionals.
Japan Remote Guide does not claim perfect accuracy. Regulations, local procedures, and travel conditions can change, so articles are reviewed and updated when meaningful changes are identified.
Trusted Sources
Primary public information for national policy, procedures, and official announcements.
Core reference for status of residence, entry procedures, and immigration updates.
Official guidance on visas, diplomatic notices, and international travel requirements.
Japan travel information for visitors, including destination, safety, and planning resources.
City and prefectural information for local rules, disaster notices, and regional services.
Relevant public institutions and specialist organizations used when they clarify a topic.
Contact
If you notice information that may need review, or if you want to suggest an official source, please contact Japan Remote Guide. Avoid sending sensitive personal visa, tax, medical, or legal details through the form.