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Originally Posted by mangostine
I do not have this assumption, but I AM wondering how exactly getting a job works there. I'm assuming it depends greatly on a person's fluency in Japanese (obviously), but are there other things that they look at?
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You'll need a work visa to work in Japan. Your employer will have to sponsor you and basically justify to the gov't why they should hire you as opposed to someone off the street.
In other words, while Japanese fluency is an asset, you'll need a lot more since all Japanese citizens are fluent in Japanese.