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If the bank account is in good standing (regular credits, debits), then there’s no need to season the funds for 3 months (usually, at most embassies/consulates).
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If the consulate has specifically requested for those letters, you must provide those.

Letters from your clients should ideally be on a letterhead and signed digitally or with wet ink.
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No issue with applying from Hanoi.
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You can easily apply. As the company owner.
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Email and Check with the Japanese embassy.
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You will find many between
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Yes, absolutely possible. Under soft power options.
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Its totally fine. You may show you own the company. And as long as you’ve 500K in an account under your name - It’s not a problem.
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As you mentioned, you're a remote worker but don't have a work contract and the business is not incorporated, then - if you can present a portfolio to support you're a freelancer, you can go with the workcation route...if you are not able to do that, Softpower is a safe choice.
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