Explore Cities in Japan

Tokyo is Japan's capital and Asia's largest economic center, offering abundant job opportunities, world-class public transport, and dynamic multicultural living.

Osaka is known for great food, friendly locals, and lower cost of living than Tokyo. It's the industrial hub of Kansai.

Nagoya is Japan's largest industrial city, especially automotive (Toyota). Many Indonesians work in factories around Aichi Prefecture.

Fukuoka is Kyushu's largest city, known for its growing startup scene, delicious food (especially ramen), and high quality of life at low cost.

Sapporo is Hokkaido's capital, famous for snow festival, skiing, and fresh seafood. Very cheap rent but very cold winters (-10°C).

Yokohama is Japan's second-largest port city, just 30 minutes from Tokyo. Offers cosmopolitan atmosphere at lower cost than Tokyo.

Kyoto is Japan's ancient capital with 2000+ temples and shrines. A university city with many international students and rich cultural atmosphere.

Kobe is a cosmopolitan port city in Kansai, famous for Kobe beef and Japan's oldest mosque. Strategic location between Osaka and Himeji.

Sendai is Tohoku's largest city, known as the 'City of Trees' (Mori no Miyako). University city with the famous Tohoku University.

Hiroshima is a world-famous peace city with strong automotive industry (Mazda). Comfortable living at low cost with beautiful nature.