Friends who want to study in Japan come and watch. The Study Abroad Information Bureau brings you APPs commonly used in the daily life of Japanese international students. Students who go to Japan must see it.
1. Social
LINE: is equivalent to WeChat in China and is an essential tool for communication among Japanese. In addition to voice and video functions like WeChat, there are also many cute emoticons. You can also make friends through LINE Many Japanese friends.
Twitter: , like LINE, is also a commonly used chat APP among Japanese people. It can also post various tweets, which is equivalent to the domestic Weibo. You can quickly share a 140-character short article, and you can also set the "non-public" mode to only allow selected users to follow you. It is used for sharing, communicating, understanding hot news, and checking the latest international trends. US President Trump is also a die-hard Twitter fan and often shares updates.
Facebook: Facebook is also a chat tool that can share videos, photos, links, etc. with friends without restrictions. However, the friend list, comments and likes will all be seen, which may make some people feel uncomfortable because the information is made public. disturbed.
Instagram: is mainly an APP for sharing photos. It is a must-have for Internet celebrities. It is also one of the most commonly used social platforms for Japanese people. It is equivalent to posting friends on Instagram.
2. Transportation
Google Maps: When you first arrive in a country and are not familiar with the surrounding environment, you will definitely become a road addict. Google Maps is a must-have for road trippers. As long as you enter your destination, it will recommend a variety of travel methods. , you can choose the path that suits you best.
Transfer case: Trams are the most commonly used means of transportation for people in Japan to travel to work. Just enter the starting point and end point to find out how to take the tram and the fastest and closest route. No matter how complicated the traffic route is, it can help you easily Arrive at your destination.
3. Japanese learning
Moji dictionary: Japanese dictionary, which also includes slang often heard in Japanese dramas, with example sentences read aloud, suitable for those who are taking exams.
Hujiang Xiaod: are both Japanese dictionaries, suitable for intermediate friends. It is very convenient to look up words and example sentences. For words you have not mastered, you can classify and collect them for easy learning.
4. Lifestyle
Town Work: is a well-known job search APP in Japan. The software updates a large amount of job search information in real time every day, including full-time, part-time, etc. You can make your own match based on your region, expertise, language and other conditions.
YAHOO Disaster Prevention News: Japan is a country prone to frequent earthquakes. Disaster Prevention Alert is an instant push service for disaster information provided by Yahoo Japan. After selecting a region, you can receive local early warning information for earthquakes, tsunamis, heavy rains, typhoons, etc., as well as some disaster prevention knowledge. Very useful software for studying in Japan.
Suumo: is one of the largest housing search websites in Japan. Very convenient and the property information is very comprehensive. You can search by specified address, route, area, or by commuting time and keywords. Tips: After finding a house, you still need to contact the housing agency to conduct an offline viewing and sign a contract.
5. Food and Drink
Cookpad: A powerful cooking tool, almost all international students coming to Japan will have experience in cooking. It provides you with more than 2 million recipes and updates daily special offers from more than 10,000 supermarkets. It will also push popular recipes according to the season.
Demaekan: One of the largest delivery ordering websites in Japan. You can even order Nepali or Thai food. The activity is usually the largest or the individual items are cheaper than other takeout software. This software only supports cash payment. oh. It is equivalent to Ele.me, but it is much inferior to domestic takeout software, and the food delivery is a bit slow. But it’s also a good choice for your late-night dining experience.
食べログ: Japan's most authoritative restaurant recommendation software, equivalent to Meituan and Dianping. Not only can you see the per capita consumption level and ratings of each store, but you can also check the days when each store can make reservations. Tips: Food with a score of 3 or above tastes better.
6. Shopping consumption
Amazon Japan: shopping artifact, equivalent to domestic Taobao, can support credit card payment, the disadvantage is that it needs to meet 2,000 yen to get free shipping.
メルカリ： is a second-hand commodity trading App. It is equivalent to domestic salted fish. Students who have just arrived in Japan can buy some things on it, and at the same time, they can also put some idle goods on it for sale. Buying second-hand books here will be much cheaper than on Amazon, and you can also bargain.
7. Video category
Youtube: Unlimited video viewing, I believe everyone is familiar with this APP. Youtube is a video sharing website originating from the United States, and it is currently the largest video search and sharing platform in the world. You can watch many domestic and foreign programs and Film.
