How did You Find a Job in Japan as a Foreigner?

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@takashiifromjapan 2 года назад

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@JuliusRachad Год назад

@@relleonidaalbia8846 yes

@mhmohammed9494 Год назад

Thanks you so much for this golden information because I got benefit by this vedio as I'm from sri lanka 🇱🇰,currently in japan 🇯🇵.....unlucky I didn't watch yet any interviews with sri Lankan.i hope it as soon

@Nakime-uy5xr 9 месяцев назад

I love you Takashii. You are so cute and handsome

@takashiifromjapan 2 года назад

Thank you so much for watching! This time I made a video about job opportunities in Japan And today I’m making a video with another RU-vidr!! We discussed about raising kids in Japan for foreigners I think I can upload the video next week Stay tuned!!!!!

@crimson4066 2 года назад

No link in the description to advertisement "Tokyo Treats"

@khalil2153 2 года назад

@@crimson4066 yes there is, it's the pinned comment at the top, then when your at the site click the top left corner it says "tt" for Tokyo Treat

@awpfun 2 года назад

I've been watching your videos now since January of this year and I have really noticed the improvement in your English over these past few months. Just goes to show that persistance and daily practice goes along way. Good job man

@lehanbotha7755 2 года назад

I've been in Japan for just under two weeks and I am having an unbelievably hard time to be honest. I knew a lot about Japan before coming here, I even had compiled a list of pros and cons in my head. I also speak some Japanese (only about N4/N3 level). None of the things I am finding difficult are new to me, but they are just plainly said, worse than I expected. I was so surprised to find exactly how expressly rude people are. I went out tonight for a meal at a small diner and even though I minded my manners to the utmost, it just didn't help. The owner/server was short, brash and rude towards me even though I was complimentary of everything he was doing. I feel like I am bending over backwards to stay out of the locals way and to be respectful and it's just not even helping. I've wanted to come here for so long and I thought I was prepared even for the harsh potential of the place, but unfortunately I am still shocked by just how unwelcome I feel. FYI I am here for work, not touring around etc. My company sent me specifically to come and assist our Japanese branch in Tokyo. I have 5 more weeks to go and I am going to keep putting my best foot forward, I just need someone, or anyone to give a little something back and to just show some humanity. Staying hopeful.

@jqmqpa 2 года назад

Iam sorry for your bad experience , i hope you will be doing your best 💪, iam still a student and want to work in Japan 😿.

@blade1376 2 года назад

i wish for ur wellbeing in japan

@lehanbotha7755 2 года назад

@@verreal honestly, I think a lot of it still has to do with Covid. A friend of mine who has been coming to Japan for years, reached out to some of his friends here, some locals and others being ex-pats. Asking them if they would show me around etc. All the locals pretty much responded the same way: "what company does he work for and why is he traveling already". In hindsight I would have definitely tried to push the trip back (not as easily said as done, since the Japanese business can't stand still). Either way, I have been keeping positive and I have found some really positive interactions as well.

@coshu9067 2 года назад

Welcome to Japan.

@swest6982 2 года назад

Sorry to hear that, hang in there. Unfortunately a lot of people are dismissive of foreigners who aren't fluent in Japanese. It can feel very isolating. But from my experience people start to take you more seriously when you get to the N2/N1 level. Hopefully you'll get better treatment if you get another chance to go to Japan.

@ushhushhp3308 2 года назад

Im from New Zealand and I've been binging your videos because I'm looking at travelling to Japan next year. Really informative and answered a lot of questions. I'm still a little scared but excited. Love the culture and have always wanted to come. Thanks for the content bro 🙌🏾

@isaacharrison1380 2 года назад

I like the authenticity in these videos man! Would be really cool to see some content about the Japanese Music Industry - especially on an independent level! Keep up the good work!

@Jordan-inJapan 2 года назад

I like your idea. The situation for musicians is definitely a bit different here than in most other countries.

@Jordan-inJapan 2 года назад

Wow, it seems like Tokyo is a different world from rural Japan where I live. Since there aren’t many HQs here, companies doesn’t really hire non-Japanese people for office-type jobs. (Unless you actually grew up here, that’s a different story.) Factory work? Sure. Convenience store? Sure. English teaching? Lots of options there! Marketing team? Uh…

@etherdog 2 года назад

We love your channel, Jordan!

@Jordan-inJapan 2 года назад

@@etherdog Thanks for the encouragement! I suppose that’s one of the perks of NOT having a higher-paying, corporate job here - more free time to do creative projects like making videos. 🍻

@justjoshininjapan700 2 года назад

Thats the disappointing thing I find in my searches. If you're moving from abroad its either teach English for essentially my current areas minimum wage, or be a software engineer which I don't quite have the knack for. Despite being N2 certified there's not much opportunity aside from those fields.

@Jordan-inJapan 2 года назад

@@justjoshininjapan700 That’s mostly what I’ve found as well. Well, one other possibility, for those with advanced Japanese skills, is doing translation work. I know a guy who does it freelance, full time, and makes more than I do (working full time in public schools).

@bugrist 2 года назад

Yes, that's true.

@RoccosVideos 2 года назад

I love these videos. It’s cool to hear people’s experiences.

@takashiifromjapan 4 месяца назад

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@sorastalgia1368 2 года назад

Wow I notice a huge difference in your videos lately, Takashii. Now you’re getting sponsorships and even the camera/tripod angle quality is amazing (in the intro). Amazing job!

@orderla8877 2 года назад

The real samurai doesn't need a tripod)

@Ragnar2411 2 года назад

This is so very helpful. Thank you so much Takashi san!

@theweeb4204 2 года назад

We need more videos on this topic loving your content my man keep it going !!

@thenesquikkiddo2026 2 года назад

I've been following this channel for only 3 days and I'm literally obsessed with the content!!! Keep going dude👏🏾 Almost watched all of your videos!

@ashoknayaki7776 Год назад

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@commentarytalk1446 2 года назад

Sakuraco looks great ! Love the tableware addition too. The subject of this video was very interesting and those interviewed were very generous in sharing their time. Thank you.

@tns-rox 2 года назад

Love your interviews, Takashii. Informative and interesting. You're a great interviewer. Arigatougozaimashita! 👍

@OkinawaOdyssey 2 года назад

Wow I remember the first time I watched a video of you like 6 months ago about social issues, I couldn't understand how come you didn't have more subscribers, I think your hard work is finally paying off, I'm glad man, I finally got my Working Holiday Visa approved and I'm going to Japan next 24th June for a whole year, thank you for informing me so much and overall showing experiences and not so usual sides of Japan society. Congrats for the Sponsorship too. Love from Argentina.

@bangtanwifey1924 2 года назад

How is your experience in Japan

@OkinawaOdyssey 2 года назад

@@bangtanwifey1924 Amazing so far

@assassinbleach4936 2 года назад

Thank you so much Takashi san for your efforts , this video means a lot to me🌷🌷

@Poland-KEI 2 года назад

たかしさーーーん、ポーランドからジェンドブリー😃 この間のライブで私のメッセージにお答えくださりありがとうございます🤗 いつも応援してますうううう。いつかポーランドにいらしてください🤩

@Happiness-lp9fw 2 года назад

Naruhodo naruhodo 🙄

@cholobob2837 2 года назад

Huh?

@gharamali7693 Год назад

I just like every thing about Japanese and your language it's beautiful but so difficult to learn it but my dream go there some day ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

@anastasiakladou5429 2 года назад

I so enjoy the vibe of your videos!!! 😊😊😊 It gives an honest view of the topic discussed!!

@Celeste77789 2 года назад

Sugoii video! Love you always, arigatou for your new upload ☺️. Ganbarimasu 👍❤️

@momijiparfait 2 года назад

Great concept. As someone who wants to settle in Japan, videos like yours are really helpful.

@Henryovx99 2 года назад

I love your videos keep them going!

@stephymiranda8107 2 года назад

I stumbled upon one of your videos by chance and I like a lot your approach to different matters, very interesting and entertaining, thank you💕

@Darklovesto 2 года назад

loving these vids!

@MrsLPAmy 2 года назад

This was a highly interesting video! Thank you so much for making it. Subscribed. 🌸🍀

@applejuicegaming3942 2 года назад

Thanks for the video man.It's Very Informative.😊😊

@Fr0styJade 2 года назад

Keep these videos up !🔥

@a.d.o30657 2 года назад

Oh nice, was just searching for your newest video

@dehiego6087 2 года назад

Me encantó el video, Takashi. Me gusta ver tu contenido mientras estoy en la hora de comida y este video ha sido de mucha utilidad para conocer más acerca de Japón. Muchas gracias 🖐🏻

@luciano__565 2 года назад

This video was really informative! I'm going to move to Japan in 2 years so this video helped me a lot, thank you Takashii :)

@sfgw357 24 дня назад

Hope u r doing good bro Good luck 😊

@myyscc 2 года назад

I like your channel very much since you bring us many different things about Japan👍👍

@ashhempsall9803 2 года назад

I really like your channel, Takashi.Thank you. I hope you can fulfill your dream to travel ..and interview the people of everywhere 🙂

@Dark_AbsoI 2 года назад

Wow that last interview was interesting! It must have get really good for TAKASHii to meet a fan of his channel. Very cool.

@Momo-qo7is 2 года назад

The last guy from google is very humble. Everyone you chose to interview with is very polite and insightful.

@Suman_suman1629. 2 года назад

You are my favorite RU-vidr ❤ Ke it up you are doing well🙂

@SXP333 2 года назад

Thank you for doing this, Love You..!❤

@rosielui6897 2 года назад

I really like your videos.. at the end I kept repeating "chotto" and I don't even know what it means.. now I want to learn Japanese!

@karlord3274 5 месяцев назад

Woman from Congo definitely lived in France at one point in her life. And probably grew up there as well

@matsalvatore9074 5 месяцев назад

I believe it. Especially in Paris for work

@tharushajayasinghe182 2 года назад

I am becoming a fan of you😉 Love your videos.

@msh3309 2 года назад

great topic... and informative

@beverlyparks300 Год назад

Thanks for sharing this video very informative to me I'm planning to get a teacher job there soon so thanks.

@siddhiagarwal6511 2 года назад

It's a great video ! I really liked the range of questions you covered in these interviews.very informative. Arigato Gozaimasu for sharing ! Also, I agree with point of second person in the interview that you can't be prejudice that all japanese firms have typical japanese work culture. After i came to tokyo i realised that a lot of Japanese firms are now adopting a more flexible system, with less heriarchy and more serious about the working hours to not extend beyond 8 hrs. My own firm and even my other friends' firms have pretty much good and convenient work environment. So for other foreigners who are sceptical about the same, please don't be that much worried about this work culture, take a chance and come to Tokyo, you won't regret it...you are going to love it !

@maegalroammis6020 2 года назад

japanese doesn't want foreigners.

@zodiark93 Год назад

Thanks for your comment. Do you have any info about these tries for adopting a more flexible system, but outside Tokyo? I'm planning to go to study at Kitakyushu for my master degree (space engineering) and maybe there is the possibility that I would work in Japan in the future, but outside Tokyo. So I'm a bit afraid of finding job in a "classic japanese society, with overwork etc.. Maybe, with space engineering that is a soo advanced environment, I can hope for a more "western"/uropean oriented society, but I'm still afraid for it T_T

@AndroydFM 2 года назад

I like that you are using these interviews to better your English skills, I noticed you asked that woman whether the correct word was 'in' or 'on'.

@MissSuperClem 2 года назад

Very interesting! Thank you

@sanjaybanchhor9968 2 года назад

Very nice video Takashi

@Laura-eo2fl 2 года назад

She is so beautiful- woman from Nepal

@alpha_c 2 года назад

I love that takashii always look at the people he interview attentively and passionately

@canadaimmigration7399 Год назад

Pls are you in Japan? How can I get a job and can you put me through? I’m from New Jersey, USA

@bhoomikabk7470 2 года назад

Love your videos

@neilranada 2 года назад

Interesting interviews! I miss Japan. I would love the opportunity to live there again.

@Tinanina1111 2 года назад

The Google guy is so thoughtful. He said Like and Subscribe so I did ;) Thanks for the nice interviews as always

@Yllah 2 года назад

Thanks a lot for featuring me on your videos Takashii san. You forgot to tag me 😁

@MrShem123ist 2 года назад

Nice interview, and I see a new RODE equipment as well, a big improvement on the audio quality. 素晴らしい!

@takashiifromjapan 2 года назад

you noticed!!

@MarkPuke13 2 года назад

thanks for this

@chohee6050 2 года назад

Always perfect video! Love from Azerbaijan🇦🇿😊

@tommyIT 2 года назад

nice, you finally found a sponsor! This is probably a big step in your life!

@Jonathan-qz9td 2 года назад

Omg last guy gave me hope lol! I will be working for Google soon. Maybe one day I can just transfer to Japan too 😆😆😆

@solarguy1702 2 года назад

In 1990, there was a bulletin board at the International Center in Nagoya with numerous job offers. The government eventually shut it down but that is where I found my job teaching at an Eikaiwa.

@methandtopology Год назад

I'm actually moving there next year, how was it?

@solarguy1702 Год назад

@@methandtopology Japan was great. Nagoya, not so much. Spent 2 years trying to get out of Nagoya but it was hard to find a different job at 37.

@BobbyReborn 2 года назад

Congo and Nepal what an upgrade (economically ) to work in Japan . Congrats to them

@ntsitsengtsotetsi4300 2 года назад

I kind of disappeared from The socials for a while, it's been a good 7 months since I actually participated in anything that I actually like and after all this time this channel is still pretty great❤😊. It's very informative and entertaining too, i was watching that " what's it like being homeless in Japan" video a few moments ago and I still can't help but laugh at the contents😂😁👌I'll ask again, Takahashi San where do you find the people you interview😂😅?? You'd swear they are reciting a scrip 😂. Love it❤❤.

@nathan_drake1237 2 года назад

Takashii, would you please interview a Mangaka artist or writer on how the manga industry works and what they are working on. Thank you 🙏🏼

@retarded1651 2 года назад

If I'm correct i remember seeing the author of dr.stones RU-vid channel where he did q/as about his proffesion

@marton3256 Год назад

Legend at the end!

@UMP-ud8bs Год назад

As an artist I do want to try working in Japan for sometime in the future hh. Because I do major in comic and oil painting so its gonna be helpful to get a job there and probably taking those good art colleges in Japan for masters. However I really hate the working culture I saw in Japan though, kinda hold me back from trying. I hope everything can solve out. Like your videos, keep it up!

@ssunyata 2 года назад

arigatou! thank you for the video! i enjoy watching other videos from your channel too. i feel like you are trying to bridge the gap between the cultural differences between japan and other countries. its very welcoming! im from hong kong, spent a month travelling in japan around 2017. i always love the place and culture there but also experienced some incidents which makes me dont wanna work or live there. thank you for the interview!

@favourjude7079 2 года назад

i really love the diversity in videos

@bunnyhunter1012 2 года назад

Big fan bro❤️❤️

@single6604 2 года назад

Hello, I'm from Uganda. This is my third time watching your videos, they are really helping me because I love Japan and am willing to come the next year. Thanks for sharing..I have kept my very first comment here, insahallah

@canadaimmigration7399 Год назад

Pls are you in Japan? How can I get a job and can you put me through? I’m from New Jersey, USA

@single6604 Год назад

@@canadaimmigration7399 No dia, I'll be in Japan the next year 🙏

@TikyeWilliams 2 месяца назад

Salam Me to sister and you say “inshallah” that’s so cool mashallah

@Limastudent 2 года назад

If one has a teaching degree in any subject try applying to the many international schools world wide. They operate just like any English speaking private school. The schools take good care of their teachers and you can stay for years. I did and it was a blast. Like the Google guy I did not use Japanese in my work day.

@gordonbgraham 2 года назад

If you obtain a teaching license from a Japanese university you could get a full-time salaried position at almost any jr.high school or high school throughout Japan. It took me 15 years to become literate enough to be able to take a full course load in Japanese, but it was worth it. I was promoted from my ALT position to full-time teacher and my salary tripled! A teaching degree from a foreign country is non-transferable for a full-time position at a Japanese school. International schools are an exception.

@Limastudent 2 года назад

@@gordonbgraham Impressive.

@gordonbgraham 2 года назад

@@Limastudent I'm not sure that taking 15 years to learn how to read and write is that impressive, but thanks.

@TimTim__ 2 года назад

@@gordonbgraham That’s great. You’re one of a hard workers there. But I didn’t catch what you meant by saying 15 years? Does it take 15 years to get the teaching degree?

@gordonbgraham 2 года назад

@@TimTim__ I already had a BA from Canada. It took one year at a Japanese university to obtain my teaching license, but I had to pass a Japanese proficiency test in the form of a hand written 1500 word essay on pedagogy related to 2nd language acquisition. It took me 15 years to achieve that level of proficiency. All courses for the teaching license are in Japanese only. A teaching license from abroad is non-transferable.

@Limastudent 2 года назад

Takashii, Love how you have direct eye contact with the camera during your interviews. One suggestion - sometimes you speak too fast and it becomes muddled. Take your time.

@DavidisDawei 2 года назад

You are able to meet so many interesting people

@armandovillamizar9052 Год назад

I love Japan ! ❤

@crunchynetto6979 2 года назад

Been to Japan few times before Covid hits, and been to Japan again last February for 3 weeks

@OutcastYBJ 2 года назад

I’m planning on being a software engineer in Japan it’s in very high demand right now and the demand is only increasing because elf japans population declining I have no clue what job I want to apply for, software engineers are responsible for games,websites,apps, and pretty much anything related to technology I’m sure I’ll figure it out.

@amphibious3381 2 года назад

I recently got hired as an English teacher but the hours aren’t great, for now. It’s okay, as long as I have the experience.

@crazykiddo092 2 года назад

Something went wrong with the audio during the last interview, it's only coming through my left earphone/speaker. Otherwise great video!

@lifestylesimplified6125 Год назад

I am watching this from India. Keep uploading these useful videos bro. 🇮🇳

@aalokh 2 года назад

your videos are amazing im coming to Japan 💀😃😃

@armywife2248 Год назад

Dan repping Denver!!! Hooah!!

@askmaggiesensei5027 2 года назад

Usually, you use Japanese to apply even for jobs like teaching English in a university. You have to accomplish the paper works in Japanese. I think the Japanese employer does that to somehow gauge the foreign applicants Japanese proficiency. Because even with teaching university classes in English, you still need Japanese to fill out forms, talk to your colleagues, and do administrative stuff...

@canadaimmigration7399 Год назад

Pls are you in Japan? How can I get a job and can you put me through? I’m from New Jersey, USA

@sohee34 2 года назад

たかしさん！こんにちは☺️私は韓国人です。私も大学卒業後日本に就職したくて、そのため頑張って日本語勉強と専門勉強をしています。😆たかしさんの映像を見ると日本についていろんな意見が聞けるし、日本語だけじゃなくて英語も勉強できるのでよく見ています！最初はアニメで日本に興味を持ってたんですが、今は日本の文化やスタイルなど全てが好きです。日本は本当に分かれば分かるほど魅力的な国だと思います(°▽°)！いつか私も日本でインタビューされたいんですね😃 いつも素敵な映像アップしてくださってありがとうございます！ + ( 後、私も気になることがあります！私は日本人の友達がすごく欲しくて、学校で日本人の留学生に声をかけて友達になりました。そうして4人の日本人友達ができましたが、日本人はこうやって知らない外国人に声かけられるのをどう思うのか知らなくて… 😳 日本に行っても話しかけて友達を作りたいんですが、相手の日本人は負担だと思うのか喜んでくれるのか知りたいです！)

@jlguidry2 2 года назад

"Like and subscribe." Hilarious!

@Zero-eb4oq 29 дней назад

thank you i need this i wanna apply for a working visa so badly

@abdisalanismailabdilahi6375 2 года назад

I'm so exciting for your own RU-vid videos I have a lot of respect for you 💗❣💟💞💝🖤

@canadaimmigration7399 Год назад

Pls are you in Japan? How can I get a job and can you put me through? I’m from New Jersey, USA

@professorJorge11 Месяц назад

Actually thinking about working in Japan. ! I can't eat sweets😢 so no Sakurako, but 🎉 You hit 2 million subs, WOW, 🎉 congrats. !

@orderla8877 2 года назад

Loved the Kongo girl, she's so funny!

@ganndalf202 2 года назад

Thank you for this. I'm trying to save up so I can go to Japan either as student or working because it's getting impossible to live here at this point and it doesn't seem to get better so I appreciate all the information you are giving us.

@SevaryeaDuh 2 года назад

I’m also trying to move to Japan but have no idea where to start I have a job here in the US so money isn’t a problem but the internet has 0 useful steps

@ganndalf202 2 года назад

@@SevaryeaDuh Well right now, Japan only allows people to get into the country on student or work visa. There are universities that accept foreigners as students or find a job there through internet. YOu are native english speaker so english teaching job or something should not be so hard for you. And go from there

@ms-jl6dl 2 года назад

OMG I love Japan,I would love to see Singapour and Yamaha and to try dried dogmeat. And I've heard that japanese are very good in kung-fu,I would like to try that too in some good fish restaurant. Sayonara Karate

@kouseiarima8960 2 года назад

The Nepali girl is very pretty and she look so young. And her accent ohh my had, my type of girl 🥺♥️

@canadaimmigration7399 Год назад

Pls are you in Japan? How can I get a job and can you put me through? I’m from New Jersey, USA

@FinancewithXibaobao Месяц назад

Doraemon loves de sponge cake with de red bean paste! Yum

@TheilluminatedMind338 2 года назад

NICEE THANKS

@JamesThomas10 2 года назад

Love your videos, Takashii! One small thing I’ve noticed a couple times: sometimes audio is hard panned left or right (mono instead of stereo). Not sure what software you use to edit 😁 but in premiere pro you can set clip channel format to stereo on mono clips before importing them to the timeline to get both left that right audio channels.

@teenbean8071 2 года назад

i noticed the same thing i thought it was just me ._.

@allanc_me763 2 года назад

ooh I though its my earphone

@Dadiddy97 2 года назад

As a French person, I could feel the Frenchness oozing from the Congolese girl. She was probably raised in France haha!

@Explosivecatto Год назад

As a Japanese who grew up overseas I find it very hard to suit/assimilate to the corporate culture here. I’m often being labeled either as a “returnee”, “American”, or “Japanese” but my Japanese colleagues seem to apply those labels in the way that is convenient for them. I cannot but to feel like I have to abide by the shifting labels and it is very draining. It’s been about 3 years since I started working full-time in Tokyo but I feel like I’ve lost who I was and I have hard time enjoying anything really because I’m just super exhausted.

@uranus2970 2 года назад

I think it is kinda sad that most of the people from abroad don't seem to know Japanese very well. I can't imagine living in a country of which I don't or barely know the local language. だからもう日本へ来る前に日本語を勉強します。

@adamlorden5666 2 года назад

Nice name...

@canadaimmigration7399 Год назад

Pls are you in Japan? How can I get a job and can you put me through? I’m from New Jersey, USA

@moshmitra 2 года назад

I would like to know if somebody works remotely in Japan....Thanks for informative video! It really helps

@thewhitewitch3549 2 года назад

Most valid question

@timothyvreeland7477 2 года назад

All these people are at least trilingual. Amazing!

@LenEvanoff 2 года назад

I fell in love with the Nepali person. She looks so smart and charming. I wonder if she has social media 🤔

@realsuperwolfes 5 месяцев назад

bro

@prestoncraze 2 года назад

Amazing new Camera Quality!

@iwastubed96 6 месяцев назад

Wow, vastly different experiences for different industries. Japan has a dire need for IT/Tech professionals that can easily get a sponsorship with just N3 level, while all other industries (except English teaching) are expected to have N2/N1, and follow all Japanese work rules.