> somewhere in Japan This is incredibly more difficult than it seems at first glance, having worked remote in asia for several years. I've visited Japan plenty

> somewhere in Japan This is incredibly more difficult than it seems at first glance, having worked remote in asia for several years. I've visited Japan plenty of times but staying there (legally) longer than the permitted 90 days (for US citizens at least) is a challenge. I've looked at every way possible and for me, the only way would be to work for a Japanese company (huge pay cut.) If you've got enough money you could try creating a company in japan and availing the relevant visa but it's region specific, you have to have a physical office and at least one employee IIRC.