
最初の国際ブランド選びで全てが決まる
8秒に1人申込みしているというフレコミの「楽天カード」ですが、実は何も考えずにカードの国際ブランドを選ぶとめちゃめちゃ損するかも知れないって知ってました?
「損をする」というよりは「お得にあやかれない」といった方が正しいのかもしれません。
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Is really not an easy thing to do……
So why is it so much to effort to get your hands on a credit card in Japan when they are practically throwing them at you back home?
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As we just recently moved, the costs of said moving were on the high end of things (enough for me to end up in tears more than once, because ya know a teacher's salary isn't anywhere close to "we're doing well"). So I suggested to David (husband) that we get a Japanese credit card, just in case.
And in case definitely happened. But on the bright side of things, we were approved for a few cards we applied for, the Rakuten card, the J-West card and the Luluca card (specific to Shizuoka). We initially applied for the Life card but weren't approved.
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Japan is known as a “cash society,” but having a credit card in Japan can be very convenient.
A few months ago, I decided that I’d like a Japanese credit card of my own. I’ve been using my US CitiBank card, which is accepted at a lot of stores in Japan. My American CitiBank card is great in that regard, but charges an international usage fee that I could escape if I were to use a Japanese credit card.
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One of the best credit card in Japan.
Japan Rakuten credit card is also one of the easiest credit card
for Gaikokujin(foreigner) to get.
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One of the best credit card in Japan.
Japan Rakuten credit card is also one of the easiest credit card
for Gaikokujin(foreigner) to get.bear8japan 發表在 痞客邦 留言(0) 人氣(125)

Japan is known as a “cash society,” but having a credit card in Japan can be very convenient.
A few months ago, I decided that I’d like a Japanese credit card of my own. I’ve been using my US CitiBank card, which is accepted at a lot of stores in Japan. My American CitiBank card is great in that regard, but charges an international usage fee that I could escape if I were to use a Japanese credit card.
For this reason, I applied for the Life Card. Much to my dismay, I was rejected. Talking to a coworker about it afterwards, he asked why I went for such a “high class” card. The fact is, I’m not familiar enough with credit cards in Japan to know which credit cards are easy to get for someone like me, a younger person with a lower income who hasn’t lived in Japan for a long time.
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