If you’re looking to stay in Japan post-study, this job fair is a great way for international college graduates who are looking to use the Japanese language skills alongside their academic experience to succeed in the Japanese business world. With companies specifically interested in hiring international employees, it is a great chance to meet over 30 major Japanese companies. There will be representatives from manufacturing, telecommunications, and customer service sectors among others, ensuring there are opportunities for all who attend. As this is an official opportunity to impress potential future employers, be sure to arrive dressed appropriately and to bring stationery and the tickets you receive upon registering. You are required to register and submit relevant information beforehand, and on the day it is not necessary to bring a printed CV, but if you have one you can hand it in at reception. It might be a good idea to have plenty of meishi (business cards) ready!
International Student Job Fair
Tokyo's Best Events and Cultural Activities in Your Inbox Every Week
-
![tokyo flea market]()
Akasaka Antique Market in Ark Hills
The Ark Hills antique market is much classier compared to some of Tokyo’s usual fairs. In addition to the amazing finds you can usually dig up at a flea market like jewelry and home goods, you can also find stylish […]
11:00am – 5:00pmFree -
![]()
Kon-Kon Kutsu Ichi ("Shoe Festival")
Every year, local shoemakers gather at Tamahime Inari Shrine for the Kon-Kon Kutsu Ichi (“Shoe Festival”). In a gesture of customer appreciation, these companies sell their goods (men’s shoes, women’s shoes, sneakers, sandals, bags, belts, leather accessories and material, etc.) for […]
9:00am – 5:00pmFree -
![Naki Zumo Crying baby Festival]()
Nakizumo Crying Baby Festival
Watching Sumo wrestlers trying to make babies cry might seem like an odd pastime, but in Asakusa’s Sensoji it’s an age-old tradition. The 400-year-old event takes place at a few different temples and shrines across Japan but this is by […]
11:00am – 3:00pmFree -
![]()
Ryogoku Nigiwai Festival
Ryogoku is a neighborhood with a long history as the center of Japan’s national sport of sumo. It’s also the home to some major museums. This event, was started to highlight the many points of interest in the area (nigiwai is […]
10:30am – 4:00pmFree
