Crown Relocations is a division of the Crown Worldwide Group which was established in 1965. Over the years, Crown has learned the importance of providing services that go above and beyond packing and moving. Today, those who are managing relocation programs and those who are relocating themselves, need industry experts who understand the complexities of international relocations and the nuances of domestic relocations.

Crown’s global team of more than 4,000 professionals deliver a full range of relocation services ranging from program management, relocation policy consulting and expense management for relocation professionals to international and domestic transportation of household goods, online tracking, storage, transit protection, home and school search, intercultural services and a host of departure and destination services for relocating employees, expatriates, diplomats and private customers.

We proudly serve over 2,000 corporate clients and 100,000 transferees and their families each year. Our “one point of contact” structure and our exclusive “Move Management” program guarantees that relocation professionals will always be informed and their employees will quickly settle-in and become productive in their new working environment.

For those are setting up a new home across town or on the other side of the world, relocating can be a stressful and complicated time. As your moving day approaches, keep in mind that Crown’s team is ready to answer questions during any part of your move. They realize that while moving isn’t always easy, it’s definitely exciting to begin a new adventure.

Call (81) 3 5447 2301

tokyo@crownrelo.com

Call (81) 78 331 9725
kobe@crownrelo.com

AirNet Travel has been serving the foreigners in Japan for years,

Cheap airline tickets to all destinations.

Shibuya - 03-5456-5677

Yokosuka - 046-820-1180

www.airnetjapan.com

No1 TRAVEL.com (Airline Tickets) has been serving the foreign community in Japan for over 24 years.

An easy way to book you air line tickets. Cheap and reliable service.

Shibuya – 03-3770-1381

Shinjuku – 03- 3200-8871  (fax) 03-3200-8870

Ikebukuro – 03-3986-4291

Yokohama – 045-231-0721

www.no1-travel.com

Tel: 03-3473-2057

5-16-11 Minami-Azabu, Minato-Ku, Tokyo.

3 min walk from Hiroo Station on the Hibiya line.

www.nmclinic,net

Tel: 03-3456-3391

5-16-1 Shiba, Minato-Ku, Tokyo.

(Sendai Bldg 3Fl)

5 min walk from Tamachi Station. West exit.

9:00 ~ 1:00   2:00 ~ 6:00   (They are closed for a 1hr lunch break)

English/Chinese

http://minatomitaclinic.com (Japanese Only)

1-5-9 Azabudai, Minato-Ku, Tokyo.

Tel: 03-3582-2646

6 min wlk from Roppongi Ichome Station. (Exit 2)

9:00 ~ 12:00 / 2:00 ~ 5:00 (1-hr  break)

Englsih, Russian, French

Visa/Amex/Master all excepted.

Advance International is a one stop shop for your furnishings. They have a great selection of furniture and electric appliances for you to choose from. They have a fast and flexible service making you feel comfortable quickly.

Tel: 03- 5575-2402

Roppongi Kotobuki Bldg 1F

4-1-8 Roppongi, Minato-Ku, Tokyo.

www.adv-inc.co.jp

Renting Bicycles in Tokyo is Fun!
If its a nice day, there is no better way to get around Tokyo than by renting a bicycle
and going for a ride! You will be outside, getting exercise and seeing much much more
than anyone who is traveling underground on a subway.

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http://www.tokyorentabike.com/

http://www.pump-climbing.com/tmp/Etop.htm

Renting a phone is the easiest way for the average traveler to get a phone, and typically requires a picture ID and a credit card. Phones can be rented on arrival at Narita and Kansai airports.
The fees for rental phones vary and usually consist of the rental fee (typically 250-1000 yen per day) plus a usage fee (typically 70-200 yen per minute domestic outgoing, incoming calls are free).
All of the companies at the airports have same day rentals, while some companies offer discounts for advanced reservations.
Oversea booking is available on website.

Softbank
http://www.softbank-rental.jp/

KDDI
http://www.au.kddi.com/english/index.html

NTT / Docomo
http://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/english/

Prepaid Phones

Phone sellers must verify the identity and place of residence of their buyers due to past criminal abuse of prepaid phones.
So in case of foreigners a Japan’s Alien Registration Card is required!
In some shops you may be able to buy one only with a credit card or will accept foreign passports along with a hotel address as verification.

Prepaid phones are available but prepaid SIM cards are not!!

You could buy a prepaid phone from 5000 yen with most companies, incoming calls are free and outgoing calling rates are comparable to those of rental phones. The Credit, which is used for outgoing calls, email, internet, etc. depending on what features your phone supports, must be purchased in advance.

Credit is avaiable at cell phone stores and convenience stores and is typically valid for two months. Phone numbers remain active as long as you have valid credit in your account, but will expire after four or six months to a year without use!

KDDI
http://www.au.kddi.com/english/prepaid/

Softbank Prepaid
https://mb.softbank.jp/mb/prepaid/

NTT / Docomo
http://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/english/