How to get a job in Japan. When are you coming over?

Daily Job Updates are here: http://www.genkienglish.net/genkijapan/jobsinjapan.htm

Lots of you have been saying how you want to come and live in Japan. Well, do it!

I go through a few hints and ideas, including things like the JET programme to help you find a job in Japan.

Set a goal and make it happen!
Be genki,
Richard

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[mmaja1]

hi! i was wondering myself if i finish college for doctor (with high grade) BUT in Croatia, can i still find job in Japan?

[GenkiJapanNet]

Shouldn't make that much of a difference, there are all nationalities working here!

[Ancaferocks4ever]

omg this is exactly my goal in life!!!!!!! people think i'm crazy because i've made up my mind about going and getting a job in japan and i'm only just turning 15. i really want to be involved in their art industry and i've been studying japanese from a book for a year now...any ideas or tips please? thanks

[theoneandonlytrav]

I can speak some Japanese. I'm still learning. I wish I had a degree I would leave tomorrow!

[Anapaulab1]

My dream is to go to Japan! it is my goal in life, and I hopefully will be there to visit BUT I really want to live there, when I finish high school I I'll do so :D

[TimeLegacy]

That's it. I'm going to Japan!

That is my mission. Problem is, getting there is not cheap, I believe.

[tokyofreakz]

I'M GOING TO JAPAN!

[MadJack122]

i'm 16 and as you said earlier you can go to japan for a "working holiday" this is what i want to do after college or 6th form during my gap year or just during a holiday, hopefully you reply but from your experiences is there alot of people working in agriculture, marketing and merchandising?or even crafts and carpentry, i doubt if i get a degree it will be on those subjects but i enjoy thoroughly and i thought it would be a good way to get round an enjoyable, sustainable work holiday in Japan.

[PikaJutsu]

This may sound like a stupid question, but If you come to Japan, I have no idea how to become a legal citizen. (Or if you can become one at all) But if you can, then do you need a degree to become a citizen? My situation is, I want to become a mangaka in Japan. Would I need a collage degree if I wanted to do that? And I know that this is a lot of questions, but my last one is, does it matter what degree it is? Like, If you get a degree in law and you wanna be an artist in Japan, does it matter?

[Wakako77]

Dude, I like your attitude. You are obviously not an American, but you have the attitude of an American. Cheers!

[HinataGnR]

KONICHIWA!! o genki desu ka :)) OMG i just wanna said that u vids help a lot i love Japan i love the culture the music especially how the talk but its almost impossible to go over cause i dont have the money i live in Argentina and its so damn far away but i really wanna go its a dream!!! and i just hope someday i can be able to go and meet such a nice Country !!!! thank u so much for the vids,take care yourself and have a great week

Mata ne!!!

HiNaTa GnR

[jorgelunaalvarez]

What's a degree?

I'm 16 and I really want to go to Japan, my parents agree to me, but can I go alone, like do I really need them to go for any Visa reason?

[GenkiJapanNet]

Did it ten years ago!