Brunei Youth Network in Japan (BYNJ) is a network among Brunei youth who are staying in Japan for studying or working.

Living in Japan

Here we feature notes/links containing info which may proof useful when coming to visit/study in Japan.


Immigration/visa
Bruneians are allow to stay in Japan for as long as 14 days without a visa.
Click here to see the procedure on how to apply a visa.


Transportation

  • Use Jorudan Co., Ltd. site to find the fastest or cheapest route to get to a destination

Budget Accommodations

  • Khaosan. They have five branches in Tokyo, one in Fukuoka and one in Beppu.
  • Backpackers Hostel K's House. They have branches in Mt. Fuji, Hakuba Alps, Tokyo, Kyoto and Hiroshima.
  • J-Hoppers. They have branches in Takayama, Kyoto, Osaka and Hiroshima.

Souvenirs

  • Oriental Bazaar. They have branch in Harajuku and Narita Airport.
  • Tokyu Hands. They sell a lot of creative goods and have branches in Hokkaido, Tokyo, Chiba, Kanagawa, Saitama, Nagoya, Osaka, Kobe and Hiroshima.

Halal online store


    Halal restaurants
    • Malaychan. Malaysian ethnic restaurant situated in Ikebukuro, Tokyo.
    • Rasa. Malaysian restaurant situated in Ginza, Tokyo.
    • Cabe. Indonesian restaurant situated in Meguro, Tokyo. Click here for their online store.
    • Surabaya. Indonesian restaurant.
    • Kebab stalls situated in Akihabara, Shibuya and Jiyugaoka. Some have halal chicken kebab only, so be sure to ask first before buying!
    • Siddique. Indian & Pakistani restaurant that has a lot of chains in Tokyo.
    • Samrat. Indian restaurant that has a lot of chains in Tokyo as well.
    • Karachi. Pakistan & Indian restaurant situated in Shinjuku and Fuchu.





    Miscellaneous
    • Click here for useful guides about climate, time differences, telephone services, guide services, etc.