Working in Japan

Pham Thanh Tung shares his story of how he worked his way up from a factory worker in Japan to a CEO of an import and export company selling Japanese products in Vietnam.

You finally get your overpriced seasonal latte, manage to find a seat despite the lunch rush, and pull out your computer, ready to crank out some caffeine fueled genius. And then you realize… your computer

English Language Learners (ELL) is online this year and promises to be an incredibly valuable event for English teachers in Japan! This is an online winter session for teachers, schools and publishers to better help

With around two million expatriates currently residing in Japan, the idea that Japan is closed to or very difficult for foreigners to find work is becoming more and more dated. With the right visa, there

In order to comprehend work-life balance in Japan, it is important to understand the historical context of overtime work and schemes such as the membership-based employment relationship in Japan.

If companies are reducing their number of teachers or closing locations, does that mean that teachers who have been let go don’t have a new job to go to? With COVID-19 continuing to spread through

In this age of ever accelerating automation and pervasiveness of AI, there are two ways you can approach this hot topic. The first one, is the traditional way, by which you can simply go over

Here you will find all you need to know about using a recruiter to find a job in Japan. If you’re looking for a job in Japan, a recruiter can help you find a job fast.

Teaching English in Japan can be a rewarding experience, as well as a great way to get your life in Japan started. Every year literally hundreds of positions open all across Japan. Most jobs for

Thinking of changing jobs in Japan? These practical tips, from interview timing to how to tell your current company, will help you land your next opportunity.

A confluence of factors is making Japan a land of opportunities. Growing startups ecosystems, great scientific and manufacturing basis, etc. Why and how you should prepare to live in Japan and seize these opportunities?

Many of us are stuck indoors for the foreseeable future, and while it can be frustrating to be at home all the time, it can be a wonderful opportunity to build up your Japanese language