Starting a business in Japan is not as difficult as it seems on the surface, and most of the information you’re going to need will depend on whether you live in Japan now and want to start a business in Japan as a resident, or, if you want to move to Japan to start a business, but currently live outside Japan. For now, most of your search can begin on the prefectural resources page. It is in continuous flux, but getting there.

My entire list of recommended side hustles is on the main side hustle jobs page. They’re good on your spirit as well as your wallet, and no matter your geographical location. No Uber delivery, or babysitting jobs on this list.

I have an email course you can sign up for that provides lots of detail into this including links to resources and a few videos from yours truly. It seems to help a lot of people. You can get in on the action by signing up for my Head Down, Beard Out Sunday newsletter. It’s the first thing you’ll get!

You can find my ongoing reviews of software and business tools for small business entrepreneurs and solopreneurs on the entrepreneurs Tech Stack page. Once you land there, you’ll see all the different breakouts for a variety of businesses.

The best way to get insight into my take into storytelling for business is to connect with me on LinkedIn. I’m always sharing tips and tricks, and while my course is in development, you can check out a lot of what I have to say on LinkedIn. I’m easy to find.

Japan is filled with many beautiful places to run a business, and help at the prefectures can be plentiful. But, of course, the most diverse opportunities lie in the big cities like Osaka, Tokyo, Kobe, Kyoto, and Fukuokua.

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