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Anonymous users2024-01-24Japanese restaurants go to the Immigration Bureau to apply for a visa for a re-stay, and if you apply for it, you can usually get a visa.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23As long as the Japanese side can get the status of residence down, there is no big problem (this is already 90% successful), and since October last year, Japan seems to have relaxed the visa (it is said that there is a lack of students and labor, but it is said), and the visa can be obtained at the embassy or entrusted to the foreign affairs office with the status of residence.
Because I'm going to study abroad and I'm also applying for a visa, I learned about it from my teacher some time ago, and I hope it can help you.
Don't speak English to Japanese people. Japanese people have a lot of words, but they can't even understand the English spoken by Europeans. Only their own people can communicate. It is relatively convenient for you to write kanji with Japanese people.
It shows that the living standard of the Chinese people is low, and if the money is enough, he will not take it for fear of losing face.
Paper can be melted in water. It's really not convenient in China, the last time I returned to China, I threw the paper directly and habitually into the toilet, but I couldn't flush it, and I died speechless.
Personally, I think it's okay to buy it in China. If you buy a Japanese one, you have to go to Japan to fix it, unless you don't want it. In addition, the price of toilet seats in Japan is also different, and you can also buy good ones in Japan. >>>More
Under normal circumstances, if you don't order particularly expensive dishes or wine, you can eat it for 200 yuan per person.