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Freelancing in Japan: How to Go Solo (Visa and Tax Tips) - Japan Handbook

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December 6, 2025 - Pick a visa path that matches your ... Business Manager revisions. Register as a sole proprietor: file opening notice, then Blue Return application within two months....

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