The basic necessities of life while studying in Japan is a comprehensive topic, involving all aspects of international students’ lives in Japan. The following are some general information about the basic necessities of life in Japan:

1. Clothing: Japan’s climate has four distinct seasons, and international students need to choose appropriate clothing according to the seasons. The summer is hot and humid, so it is recommended to wear light and breathable clothing; the winter is cold and dry, so you need to prepare heavy and warm clothing. In addition, Japanese student clothing is also very unique, and international students can choose to buy or rent school uniforms.

2. Food: Japan is famous for its rich and diverse cuisine, and international students can try a variety of traditional and modern Japanese cuisine. Convenience stores, supermarkets and restaurants in Japan offer food options in a variety of prices and tastes. In addition, international students can also learn to cook by themselves and buy ingredients to cook in dormitories or rented rooms.

3. Accommodation: International students can choose to live in the dormitories provided by the school or rent a house. School dormitories are usually fully equipped to facilitate students' study and life. When renting, you can choose different room types and locations based on personal needs and financial capabilities. No matter which accommodation method you choose, international students need to understand Japan’s rental contracts and related regulations.

4. Travel: Japan has a well-developed transportation system, and international students can use subways, buses, trams and other public transportation to travel. Japanese transportation cards (such as Suica, Pasmo) can conveniently pay transportation expenses. In addition, international students can also buy bicycles or motorcycles, but they need to pay attention to traffic rules and safety.

In general, life in Japan is relatively convenient and comfortable in terms of food, clothing, housing and transportation. International students can enjoy a colorful study abroad life by adapting to local living habits and culture.