Living in a different country, with unique customs and a challenging language is usually difficult at times. For newcomers to Japan as well as people who’ve live here for a while, necessary administrative tasks are usually difficult to complete, cause anxiety, and in many cases a lot of time is wasted trying to understand how things work.
Go-Between is happy to help make living in Fukuoka easy and more enjoyable by providing assistance when working with Japanese government officials and bureaucracy. We can help you handle just about any administrative task that may arise during your stay or relocation to Japan. These tasks may include the following:
- Booking(hotels, restaurants, clinics, beauty shop, vet, tickets, etc.)
- Supporting(finding a housekeeper, babysitter, private chef, daycare for kids or pets, pet shipping, tailor to fix your clothes etc.)
- Assisting(communicating with Japanese public services like schools, nurseries, sports clubs, driving license switching, etc.)
- Researching(properties, travel, vacation plans, gifts, etc.)
Please contact Kumi through Upwork for our virtual assistance services.
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Testimonials
Kumiko-san’s services definitely helped make our relocation to Japan an easy move. Her company helped us with driver’s license, bank accounts, translating documents, visa application, change of addresses and Japanese language classes. We recommend her services to everyone we know because of the excellent service she provides.
I have only the highest praise for Kumiko Takeishi. She is not only an excellent Japanese language teacher,but is also so much more! Her consulting services are indispensable to any expat seeking support navigating Japanese bureaucracy. She has supported me with medical translations, childcare logistics, and insurance claims. She was also an amazing travel agent for my parents and created an incredible travel itinerary that they adored. If you are a foreigner in Japan without perfect Japanese, you need Takeishi sensei!
— Philip
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