American Expats In Mishima, Japan
If you are looking to connect with American expats in Mishima, Japan, then this page brings together all the latest expat blogs Mishima written by American bloggers, any interviews, articles and news items we have here at ExpatsBlog.com.
Latest Blogs by American Expats Living in Japan
The poor man's kitchen
i'm just a guy living in japan, teaching english, and cooking up a storm. the poor man's kitchen is a blog dedicated to the art of making beautiful food for less money.
Latest Expat Interviews/ Articles
Swedish Expat Living in Japan Interview with Ri
Globe-trotting freelance writer with a passion for music, reading and puppies. Currently living in Tokyo with her Japanese husband, who adds his two yen to their mutually run blog,...
American Expat Living in Japan - Interview with Jeridel
Jeridel is a manga podcaster, fiction writer, freelance graphic designer, and English teacher living in Okinawa, Japan. Jeridel's expat blog is called Jade's Escape (see listing here) Here's the...
American Expat Living in Japan - Interview with Robin
Robin's been on the move all of his life. Moving to Japan is just one of many stops around the planet. His travels and experiences are an important part of his writing. Robin's expat blog is called...
American Expat Living in Japan - Interview with Alex
Alex is an American girl who had a dream of becoming a manga artist. She took the only logical route and saved up money teaching English, and spent it all on a 2 year manga school in Tokyo. She...
American Expat Living in Japan, Expat Interview with Misha
Misha is an American who is living, cooking, and teaching English in Japan. He spends his days jumping in rivers, hiking mountains, and cooking like a madman. His nights are spent slaying the mike...
Expat Interview With Ashley, American Living in Japan
Ashley is a born and bred American who always wanted to travel abroad, but spent most of her school breaks visiting family along the east coast. After five years of studying at university to become a...
US Expat Living in Tokyo, Japan - Interviewing Aimee
An initial assignment of six months to a year for her husband’s work as an attorney has led to a decade of experiences in Japan for Aimee Weinstein and her family. They love traveling, eating, and...
US Expat Living in Niigata, Japan - Interview With Greg
Greg Goodmacher planned from an early age to live and work abroad. His educational background is in TEFL/TESL. He has lived in five different countries: the U.S., Thailand, South Korea, the United...
Los Angeles to Saitama, Japan - Expat Inteview With Duc Su
Duc Su has spend half of his life in the United States. The other half he will spend in Japan with his wife and their 1 1/2 year old son. He graduated with a BS in Network and Computer Management...
Latest News Relating to Japan or Usa
- Brits in Portugal furious over UK refusal to initiate air bridge
British expats living in Portugal are furious about the UK’s refusal to set up a quarantine-free air bridge for tourists. In yet another chaotic decision, the UK has ruined Portugal’s chances... - Accidental Americans take French banks to court over FATCA
An ‘Accidental American’ group at present living and working in France are now taking legal action based on the claim that FATCA is being used by French banks as an excuse to turn away USA... - Chinese students trapped in USA being scammed by US airlines
Chinese expat students are now trapped in the USA via a cash grab by US airlines. Chinese students studying at American universities are unable to return home due to a cash-grab by US airlines... - American expats in Spain fear for relatives and friends back home
US expats in Spain are fearing for their homeland itself as well as for families and friends. It’s often forgotten that Spain isn’t just a retirement hub for British expats, as there’s also... - Accidental Americans still denied exemption from FATCA reporting
Accidental Americans overseas still being denied FATCA relief. The plight of Accidental Americans – those unfortunates who were born in the USA of expat parents and are considered US citizens...
