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What is a Digital Nomad?
A digital nomad refers to individuals who work and live via the internet, freely moving around the world without being tied to any specific location.
Typically, they utilize mobile technology and cloud services to perform their jobs online, enabling a lifestyle independent of any particular place.
Digital nomads can be found in various professions and industries and often operate as freelancers or remote workers, depending on the nature of their work.
In Japan, there is consideration being given to issuing a digital nomad visa to foreigners earning over 10 million yen annually. This visa would allow stays of up to 180 days, potentially increasing the number of digital nomads who wish to experience living in Japan.
Stay at GTN Stay When You Visit Tokyo, Japan
When moving abroad, finding a place to live is the first step. However, Japan's rental system can be stringent for those looking for mid to short-term stays, making traditional rental agreements challenging. While many opt for hotels or shared houses, another option is the GTN short-term apartment service, "GTN Stay."
GTN Stay
We operate five short-term apartment locations in Tokyo, including Shinjuku, Ebisu, and Akabane. These facilities come fully furnished with appliances, and no complicated procedures are required for signing a lease, making it easy to move in.
For more details on the benefits of short-term apartments and information about GTN Stay properties, please see the article linked below.
Additionally, for those interested in learning more about long-term plans, pocket Wi-Fi, and home internet services available in Japan, please check out the GTN Mobile website.
*Please note that the long-term plans are intended for foreign residents in Japan, and are not available to Japanese citizens.
And for more recommendations on spots and culinary delights, don't forget to check out the GTN Haneda Airport Garden Store's Instagram page!
