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This is a blog for people who work in the Japanese construction industry or want to work in the future.
Hello, I'm Kano from JAC (Japan Japan Association for Construction Human Resources). What kind of religions are practiced in Japan? I want to know the characteristics of the religions practiced in Japan and how they relate to Japanese people.
Hello, I'm Kano from JAC (Japan Association for Construction Human Resources). There is a difference in communication between Japan and foreigners. By knowing the communication style of Japan people, you can ask yourself "How
Hello, this is Kano from JAC (Japan Japan Association for Construction Human Resources). If you live in Japan, it is convenient to be able to use the train. If you don't know how to ride the train or buy a ticket, be sure to find out.
Hello, I'm Kano from JAC (Japan Association for Construction Human Resources). When living in Japan, one of the things you worry about is getting sick or injured. In Japanese, there are many words to express "pain."
Hello, I'm Kano from JAC (Japan Association for Construction Human Resources). When eating in Japan, there are certain dining etiquette you should know. Etiquette is important for everyday meals, but it is also important to be aware of it when dining with your boss at work.
Do you know what kind of "Japanese Language Proficiency Test" foreigners take? In order to work in Japan, you may have to take the Japanese Language Proficiency Test. We will introduce it in detail.
Hello, I'm Kano from JAC (Japan Association for Construction Human Resources). One thing that foreigners find difficult while living in Japan is "how to throw away garbage." How to throw away garbage depends on the place you live in...
Your salary will be transferred to your bank account in Japan. You will not receive cash from the company. Most people send about 100,000 yen to their families in their home countries...
Q. Is the written test on a computer? Also, is it difficult to operate? A. The written test is not done by writing on paper with a pencil, but by answering questions on a computer screen. You answer questions by answering "Yes" or "No"...
Q. What level is the Japanese language test? Also, where can I take it? A. Regarding the Japanese language test, I have to take either ①The Japan Foundation's Basic Japanese Test or ②The Japanese Language Proficiency Test N4 or above...