Maximizing Your Wealth Potential: Learn from 22 Japanese Asset Management Bloggers on Stocks, Cryptocurrencies, and Rewards

Contents

• Cultural and social background on asset management in Japan
• 22 Japanese Asset Management Bloggers

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In this article, I want to introduce some bloggers who write about asset management in Japan.

Recently, asset management, especially saving, stock investing, cryptocurrency, NFT, point activities and so on, has become a one of hot topics in Japan.

I will explain the social background and reasons why they are popular in Japan, and then introduce some featured asset management bloggers’ articles.

Cultural and social background on asset management in Japan

Asset management used to be considered something for the rich or the experts, but nowadays anyone can start it easily.

Thanks to the spread of the internet and smartphones, information has become more accessible and various investment products and services have emerged.

But there was one most decisive social factor that pushed asset management.

Why is asset management a hot topic among the Japanese?

Looking at it from an economic perspective in Japan, various factors such as prolonged low interest rate policies and the instability of the future pension system have raised awareness of individual asset formation. Additionally, due to changes in the labor market and increased economic uncertainty, many people are taking personal responsibility and developing an interest in asset management as a preparation for the future.

Regarding saving, the economic instability and rising living expenses have prompted many individuals to review their expenditures and aim to increase their savings. There is also growing interest in financial products such as stock investments and NISA (Nippon Individual Savings Account), with more individuals choosing them as a means to pursue future asset formation.

Finally, due to the coronavirus pandemic, more people have started working from home or teleworking, which made them rethink their time and money management more seriously.

These are the reason why more people have become interested in asset management in Japan.

How the Japanese are trying to cope with the situation?

There are various methods and risks involved in asset management. Which one to choose depends on your personal goals and personality. It also depends on the market and economic trends.

That’s where the articles of bloggers who are actually doing asset management can be helpful. They share their experiences and knowledge with us.

They also express their lifestyles and values. Each blogger has their own personality and characteristics. Here, I want to introduce some bloggers who write about asset management.

22 Japanese Asset Management Blogger

The following four topics are among the most important in the article presented below.

I hope that people with an interest in asset management in Japan will achieve further success as they read the bloggers' articles.

Life Bible

Life Bible is a life hack blog run by WATAPONO, a father of three children in his 40s. He teaches you how to create money and time and enrich your life. He covers various topics such as FX, stock investment, point activities, saving, coffee, and more. He provides specific and easy-to-understand information based on his own experience. It is a useful site for beginners and advanced users alike.

Semi-Retirement at 27! Practical Methods and Secrets of Side Business.

Semi-Retirement at 27! Practical Methods and Secrets of Side Business is a blog run by Poteto, who quit his job and semi-retired at the age of 27. Poteto earns income from various side jobs such as pachinko, stock investment, point activities, and clinical trials. He shares his income and experiences on his blog honestly. He also provides useful information for people who want to save and invest for semi-retirement. It is a recommended site for those who are interested in semi-retirement or want to make money from side jobs.

Ayumi's Money Blog

Ayumi's Money Blog  is a blog where a working mom with kids challenges asset management. Ayumi is a 28-year-old nurse who has a 2-year-old son and is pregnant with her second child. She switched from a full-time nurse to a day-shift nurse and started blogging as a side job. She shares information about money and investment on her blog. She is also interested in cryptocurrency and NFT, and explains them in an easy-to-understand way for beginners.

Cheap and Simple

Cheap and Simple is a blog that provides information about smartphones and low-cost SIM cards. On this blog, HASHIMOTO explains the differences, advantages and disadvantages of carriers and low-cost SIM cards, and recommends low-cost SIM cards and smartphones. He also introduces tips and solutions for switching to low-cost SIM cards. We will write articles in the future with a focus on saving money.

Tama’s Nomad Aspiring Blog

Tama’s Nomad Aspiring Blog provides information on investment and saving, such as NFT and cryptocurrency. Tama is a 50-something office worker who started blogging in April 2021, and has a desire to live without relying on his company. On his blog, he explains the mechanism and how to start cryptocurrency, how to use exchanges such as Coincheck and bitFlyer, and so on for beginners.

EVA Blog

Eva Blog is a blog about money run by Eva, a former nursery teacher. Eva has experienced financial difficulties such as losing her savings and having no savings before getting married. She decided to study money and started saving and investing, and now she can invest 150,000 yen every month. In this blog, she explains in an easy-to-understand way the skills she learned, such as how to save, increase, and earn money. She also introduces how to use cashless payments and credit cards.

Pamiria's BitcoPoy Life

Pamiria's BitcoPoy Life is a blog where you can enjoy cryptocurrency investing for free, run by a housewife blogger named Pamiria. Pamiria collects points from point sites and apps and exchanges them for cryptocurrencies, and then increases them further. In this blog, she explains in an easy-to-understand way how to use point sites and apps, the basics of cryptocurrency and how to choose an exchange.

yuyublog

yuyublog is a money blog run by yuyu, a full-time working mom. yuyu invests in real estate crowdfunding and cryptocurrency to increase her money. In this blog, she explains in an easy-to-understand way the features and campaign information of each real estate crowdfunding company, the basics of cryptocurrency and how to choose an exchange.

Guide to online supermarket

Guide to online supermarket is a net supermarket guide blog run by MIKI, a frugal housewife. MIKI has thoroughly researched 19 net supermarkets and introduces their features and campaign information. In this blog, she teaches you how to shop smartly and find the net supermarket that suits your needs.

UNALOG

UNALOG is an asset formation blog run by UNA, a 30-something who achieved side FIRE (financial freedom). UNA achieved a monthly income of 100,000 yen in one year by doing side jobs, investing, and saving money, and shares his own asset formation philosophy, frugal living tips, and investment techniques. In this blog, he introduces useful information and point-earning techniques for those who aim for side FIRE, as well as recommended shopping items.

Say hello to American Express

Say hello to American Express introduces American Express (Amex) cards. It explains in detail the types and features of Amex cards, their advantages and disadvantages, attractive campaigns and point usage methods. This blog is recommended for those who are interested in Amex cards or are considering applying for them.

Go Hawaii with miles!

Go Hawaii with miles! is a blog that aims to go to Hawaii by saving ANA miles. It sets a goal of 136,000 miles and shares how to save and use miles, travel reviews and information. This blog is recommended for those who are interested in ANA miles or planning a trip to Hawaii.

Everybaliy

Everybaliy is a blog for investment beginners. It explains the basic knowledge and study methods of investing in cryptocurrencies, stocks, and other assets, as well as the recommended exchanges and services. It also shares its own investment results, making it a useful blog for those who are interested in investing or want to start.

Life On

Life on introduces the procedure of debt relief, which is a way to reduce or eliminate debt. There are four types of debt relief: voluntary arrangement, personal rehabilitation, bankruptcy, and specific mediation. Each type has its advantages and disadvantages. Even if you have debt due to gambling, you can do debt relief with voluntary arrangement or personal rehabilitation, but bankruptcy is likely not to be discharged. By doing debt relief, you can reduce the burden of debt repayment and get your life back on track.

Shinomi Blog

Shiomi Blog provides information on cryptocurrencies and NFTs, including those not yet well-known. It explains the characteristics, future prospects, and how to buy cryptocurrencies in an easy-to-understand way. It also introduces how to create and sell NFTs, as well as recommended platforms. This blog is useful for people who are interested in cryptocurrencies and NFTs.

uepilog

uepilog is a blog where uepi, a mother of two children, introduces cryptocurrency and blog management. She explains how to start and make money with cryptocurrency, as well as her bitcoin performance, in an easy-to-understand way. She also teaches you how to start and set up a blog, and recommends some ASPs.

Money to rich

Money to rich introduces how to live a life that is enriched by money. It explains in an easy-to-understand way the knowledge of money, such as cryptocurrency and NFT, blogging and affiliate marketing as side jobs, asset management and saving.

Life Antenna

Life Antenna helps you enrich your life. It provides you with the latest trends such as cryptocurrency, NFT, and metaverse, as well as how to make money with FX and blogging, and useful information on credit cards. It also has a corner where you can learn easily with videos. This blog is full of tips to make your life more enjoyable.

Minpo Blog

Minpo Blog is a blog that supports everyone who wants to start investing in cryptocurrency. It explains in an easy-to-understand way the benefits and methods of starting a cryptocurrency or blog for people who are interested in side jobs or investments. It is full of information that beginners can refer to with confidence, such as the types and features of cryptocurrencies, how to set up and initialize a blog, and recommended servers and themes. It also provides information on cryptocurrency and blogs in English for foreign residents.

AMEKUMA note

AMEKUMA note is written by a person named Maa-kun (Amekuma), who is a side job blogger. He has acquired writing skills and is doing side jobs such as selling Kindle books and Brain materials, and Twitter affiliate marketing. Recently, he has also challenged financial investment and is aiming to be a one billion yen player with swing trading. He shares his experiences and learnings in an easy-to-understand way, and there is a lot of useful information for people who are interested in investment and side jobs.

The Money and Work Realism Corps

The Money and Work Realism Corps shares information on cryptocurrency, investment and blogging. He explains how to start cryptocurrency, recommended exchanges, how to create and make money from blog in an easy-to-understand way for beginners.

SugLog

SugLog provides information on Bitcoin and cryptocurrency. It introduces how to start and earn Bitcoin, as well as recommended exchanges and point sites. It also explains the price fluctuations and latest news of Bitcoin, and how to get Bitcoin for free. This blog is useful for people who are interested in Bitcoin or want to start investing.

Summary

This article introduced bloggers who provide information on asset management that has been gaining attention in Japan.

• Cultural and social background on asset management in Japan
• 22 Japanese Asset Management Bloggers

*Click on the text to jump to the category you want to read.

They offer specialized knowledge and practical advice in their respective fields, serving as valuable sources of information for readers.

Personal asset formation is a crucial element in pursuing future stability and financial independence. By acquiring information on these topics, individuals can make wiser decisions and effectively utilize them for their own asset formation.

I hope that people with an interest in asset management in Japan will achieve further success as they read the bloggers' articles.