Things that foreign nationals and interns must remember, follow, and do when coming to Japan.

[Daily Life]

1. Shower every day (Body odor can bother others)
2. Use shampoo and body wash to clean your body
3. Wash your toes, armpits, and behind your ears thoroughly
4. Wash your clothes regularly (at least twice a week)
5. Wash dirty work clothes right away; don't let them pile up.
6. Please sort your trash according to city regulations.
7. Dispose of trash at the designated times and locations
8. Don't make noise, especially at night.
9. After using the bathroom or kitchen, clean up
10. Take off your shoes at the door; you can wear slippers inside, but the floor must be clean.
11. Don't disturb your neighbors (don't smoke or shout on the balcony)
12. Electricity, Water, and Gas Bills
13. Wait in line while shopping
14. Japanese people don't like body odor
15. In a quiet place, set your phone to silent mode
16. Please use the restroom properly and clean it up if you make a mess.
17. If you have a problem with a roommate, report it to the manager immediately.
18. Store food in the refrigerator to prevent it from spoiling; if it spoils, throw it away immediately.
19. Be prepared for disasters such as earthquakes or fires
20. Learn to read and write Japanese little by little every day

[Jobs]

1. Please try to arrive 5–10 minutes before the meeting time.
2. Say “Ohayou gozaimasu” or “Otsukaresama desu”
3. Listen carefully to the instructions, and ask if you don't understand (don't just start working!)
4. Don't make decisions on your own (don't just start working without thinking!)
5. If your job changes, report it immediately (don't just keep working as usual!)
6. If you are injured or sick, you must report it on the same day.
7. You must wear a work uniform, safety shoes, and a helmet.
8. The use of personal cell phones during work hours is prohibited (except during breaks).
9. Don't skip class or be late without permission.
10. Don't gossip or speak ill of others
11. If you don't understand Japanese, don't be shy about asking questions.
12. Use tools and machinery with care
13. Return the tool to its original place
14. Cleaning is part of the job; do it thoroughly.
15. Working with teammates
16. Work hard, but still have fun
17. Strike a balance between speed and accuracy
18. Don't get lazy, even if you're used to it
19. Take note of the company's rules and warnings, and memorize them.
20. Take pride in your work; do it responsibly.
21. Do not use the tool for purposes other than its intended function.