When considering a career in Japan, many students prioritize Tokyo as their top choice. As the capital, Tokyo serves as the hub of business, culture, and international exchange, offering a myriad of employment opportunities. However, Japan's regional cities possess unique charms and career potentials not found in Tokyo. A career in these cities provides the chance to build a unique and fulfilling professional life through industry-specific opportunities and cultural connectio

This time, we spoke with Jelper Club Member Jinyu Huang, a 2024 graduate from the University of Texas at Austin, who secured a marketing and HR position at SUNTECH, a Japanese manufacturing company in Kagawa Prefecture. Her journey from studying Advertising and Business in Texas to working in rural Japan demonstrates how international graduates can find unique opportunities in unexpected places. In this interview, Jinyu shares her experience working in a Japanese manufacturin

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An OB visit, or "alumni visit," traditionally refers to students meeting with alumni from their university or former employees who are active in a specific industry to gather insights beneficial for their future careers. In recent years, however, the term has expanded to include meetings with professionals from companies of interest, regardless of whether they are university alumni. This broader definition, facilitated by online communication tools, has become increasingly co

This time, we spoke with Wing Yeung Pun, a 2024 graduate from the University of St. Andrews, who secured a remote marketing position with a Japanese company through various channels, including Jelper Club. Her journey from studying Astrophysics to working in marketing demonstrates how international students can successfully navigate Japan's business landscape. In this interview, Wing shares her experience working remotely for a Japanese company, her thoughts on Japanese work

In Japan's labor market, the environment for women to build careers has significantly advanced in recent years. Traditionally, the domestic-centered lifestyle known as the "full-time housewife model" and traditional gender roles were emphasized within the country. However, as societal values diversify, understanding and support for working women are steadily increasing. According to data from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), the labor force pa

This time, for "Voices of Jelper Club Members," we spoke with Hikaru Un, a student at the University of British Columbia, who secured multiple opportunities in Japan through various channels, including Jelper Club. His journey from a Combined Major in Business and Computer Science to product management in Tokyo's startup scene shows how international students can successfully navigate Japan's tech industry. In this interview, Hikaru shares his experience working remotely and

The Japanese electronics industry has experienced significant growth with global influence since the mid-20th century. From the 1960s to the 1980s, innovative products such as transistor radios, color televisions, and video cassette recorders (VCRs) emerged, earning worldwide recognition for the "Made in Japan" quality. During this period, companies like Sony, Panasonic, and Sharp became synonymous with technological innovation. However, the advancements of globalization in t