Has anyone ever been to Japan to develop in that area?

Do you have any advantages? It's that others won't, you will.

If you have one, you can earn foreign exchange, and wages in Japan are higher than in China; If not, don't go, and the unemployment rate in Japan is also higher than in Japan.

In addition, the security in Japan is not good, and recently some Chinese students have been dismembered in Canada, so if you are a person who likes stability, it is better to be in China.

It's not good to mix in China, and you have to go to Japan!

I have a friend in Japan, he said that it is actually quite chaotic over there, go out and rely on friends, it is not easy to develop anything, good luck!!

The overall environment is different from that of individual companies.

At present, Japan's overall economy is still very sluggish. Unemployment is still very high. It is very difficult for new international students to find odd jobs (compared to one year ago).

However, if you're going to a particular company, whether or not you have a job depends entirely on that company's circumstances. Even with the current economic crisis, there are still profitable companies. When the economy is good, there are places where there is no life.

Therefore, it is not possible to judge individual cases. Now there are those who have returned to China, and there are those who have not returned to China. If you want to come, you have to take a gamble.

The advertisement is definitely good, but if you can get a visa, it means that the company is currently profitable. The Immigration Bureau of Japan will look at the company's financial statements.

What to develop? Do you want to shoot TV?

The easiest way is to get a visa to work there, and generally speaking, it is best to go to Chinatown to find a job.

Before you go to Japan, you need to learn Japanese on your own, so it's easier to get there.

Of course, before you go to Japan, you need to know the local customs.

And be prepared to follow the locals.

Japan is an island nation on the west coast of the Pacific Ocean. It faces China, North Korea, South Korea and other countries in the west across the East China Sea, the Yellow Sea, the Korean Strait, and the Sea of Japan. It has a temperate oceanic monsoon climate, which is mild and humid all year round. There are many rainy seasons in June and many typhoons in summer and autumn.

Now that the epidemic situation abroad is developing rapidly, Japan has banned entering Honshi, and it is more difficult to go now.

Learn Japanese, and then you can find an agent to work abroad.

If the family conditions are good and the money is not bad, then learn Japanese well and take the money yourself.

Learn Japanese well and prepare the money first. It's important that you have enough money!

Let's learn Japanese first, and then we'll talk about the rest.

I am an immigration consultant for foreign relations, and I would like to introduce you to Japan's current hottest immigration method - Japan Highly Talent Management Visa. The application requirements are simple, but they can be summed up in three points: an investment of 5 million yen, an office in Japan, and a business plan.

There are many advantages of the highly talented business management visa, such as: 1. One person applies for three generations: children can enjoy free public education, spouses can work, and parents can enjoy Japan's high-quality life and medical benefits; 2. Fast processing speed: get permanent residence in 1 year at the earliest; 3. Low handling requirements

With the adjustment of relevant measures, outbound travel has become more convenient. ......For me, I really want to be able to travel. This is so because I haven't traveled for too long, I have enough time to travel now, and I need a trip to regain my form.

1. Because I haven't traveled for too long, I very much want to travel abroad.

Due to the pandemic, I haven't traveled for nearly 3 years. ......In the past three years, although I have effectively adjusted my state through other means, I still very much hope to be able to travel and let my body and mind be completely relaxed and ......Therefore, when the relevant measures are adjusted, I will definitely make full use of this opportunity to travel abroad.

2. Now I have enough time to travel, so I will choose to travel abroad.

At present, I am relatively idle in terms of work, and I can adjust enough time for myself to use ......Therefore, I very much hope to be able to take advantage of this great opportunity to travel abroad to meet my wishes. ......In fact, even in normal times, you don't always have time to travel abroad. Now that I have this good opportunity, I will definitely grasp it.

3. I need a trip to restart my state, so I will choose to travel abroad.

In the past three years of the epidemic, I have been affected to a certain extent in terms of work and life. ......Although I have made various adjustments to ensure a good state of work and life, I still very much hope to have a chance to restart my mood ......With the adjustment of relevant measures, I now have the opportunity to travel abroad, so I will definitely seize this opportunity to restart my mood in a happy game, so that I can better devote myself to work and enjoy life more happily. ......It is precisely because of these reasons that I will take advantage of this good opportunity to choose to travel abroad.

Japan developed rapidly from the late 19th century to the middle of the 20th century, and the main reasons for its success are as follows:

Reforms: During the Meiji Restoration, Japan implemented a series of reforms, including bureaucratic reforms, a modern tax system, and educational reforms, which laid the foundation for Japan's economic and social development.

Industrialization: Japan** has taken a number of measures to promote industrialization, including supporting heavy industry, building infrastructure, and attracting foreign investment. At the same time, Japanese enterprises have also adopted advanced management models, technologies and production methods, which have effectively promoted industrial upgrading and technological innovation.

Education system: Japan** began to implement educational reforms in the second half of the 19th century, making education for all possible. This system has cultivated a large number of high-quality human resources and provided sufficient human resources support for Japan's economic and social development.

To sum up, the reason why Japan has been able to achieve rapid development in a short period of time is mainly due to a series of powerful policy measures, including the implementation of educational reform, support for the industrialization process, and focus on technological innovation. At the same time, Japan also has abundant human resources and cultural heritage, and these factors have combined to promote Japan's rapid development.

There are several main reasons why Japan has been able to achieve rapid development in a short period of time:

Stabilizing the political and social environment: After the war, Japan** stabilized the political and social environment by formulating a series of policies, providing favorable conditions for economic development.

Open markets and export orientation: In the 1950s, Japan adopted an export-oriented economic policy and vigorously opened up its markets, attracting a large amount of foreign capital and technology to enter the country, while also promoting the international competitiveness of Japanese products.

Efficient management and production methods: Japanese enterprises implement modern management concepts such as "lean production" and "quality control", and adopt process-based and standardized production methods to improve the production efficiency and quality of enterprises.

Technological innovation and R&D investment: Japan attaches great importance to technological innovation and R&D investment, and has promoted rapid economic development by increasing investment in scientific research and education, vigorously promoting technological innovation and personnel training.

Stable Workforce and High Professional Ethics: Japan's stable and high-quality workforce, coupled with the widespread emphasis on professional ethics in Japanese society, has greatly improved the cooperation and trust between enterprises and employees, further promoting economic development.

It should be noted that the rapid development of Japan's economy is also facing some challenges and problems, such as Japan's aging and decreasing population, environmental pollution, and other problems.

First of all, the phrase "Level 1 in Japanese" (currently still learning, the goal is Level 2) is very problematic, and the minimum level of Japanese is 4 and the highest level.

To go to Japan, you need a high school diploma and a 20W family deposit certificate. If you are an international student, you should spend about 5-6w per year. Airfare, accommodation, school and other intermediaries will help you out, including all kinds of documents.

If you are going to university, you will need to repeat high school in Japan.

3. Like ordinary candidates, they will be admitted through the college entrance examination. It is recommended to study science at the high school level, because liberal arts and ancient Japanese are a big obstacle.

If you can't work, you can't have the idea of doing so.

If you work as an international student, you will be sent back to your home country on the grounds that your motives are not pure.

It's okay to have a part-time job, a convenience store, and the like.

Or if you don't have enough money, you choose to smuggle people. It's also dangerous, and if this happens, you may not be able to enter Japan again. Even travel is not possible, only high Chinese and men can only engage in agriculture and women's textile industry.

Long-term, i.e. more than 3 years, in your case, you can only get it as an international student.

Short-term: Business Visitor Visa, or Tourist Visa, only for 30 days. Expired offenders are imprisoned and then deported.

There is also a permanent one, which can only be obtained if you are married to a Japanese person, have relatives in Japan, or are extremely talented people.

If you like to do what you like, after spending money or something, working here, although it is hard but also earn enough, experience life, and then you will feel more and more relaxed.

Are you so afraid? It's too early.

How did Japan grow so quickly?

How did Japan develop as an island nation but become the world's third-largest economy?

After the war, the United States vigorously helped Japan develop and restore its economic, cultural, and industrial development, and after the war, Japan had an image of the name: "the adopted son of the United States." All the moves of the United States were aimed at winning over Japan and making it a pawn of the United States in Asian strategy to contain the Soviet Union and China.

Japan can learn from other people's advanced things.

During the Korean War, as a rear base, the transit and processing of materials provided Japan with a large amount of employment and capital. Therefore, the Korean War laid a solid foundation for Japan's rise and development after the war.

During the Cold War, in order to win over Japan against the Soviet Union, the United States invested a lot of money and technology in Japan's armaments, and Japan's anti-submarine level even surpassed that of the United States.

Therefore, the rise of Japan was supported by the United States, and Japan's outstanding politicians died during the period of the People's Restoration and the rise of militarism.

One is the concept, the second is education, and the third is science and technology.

There are three cities with the largest number of Chinese in Japan, the first, Tokyo (Tokyo metropolitan area: Tokyo metropolitan area, Saitama Prefecture, Kanagawa Prefecture, Chiba Prefecture, and part of Yamanashi Prefecture). Second, Osaka (metropolitan area: Osaka metropolitan area, Hyogo Prefecture, Wakayama Prefecture, etc.). Third, Fukuoka.

If you want to work in Japan, you are talking about labor or studying abroad.

If you want to work as a laborer, it is best to rely on some factories around the big city, and if you want to study abroad, of course, it is better to go to the big city.

Tokyo has the largest number of international students, with nearly 800,000 Chinese students in Japan, of which 30-500,000 are in Tokyo. Some Japanese even believe that there is one Chinese for every 60 people in Tokyo.

Personally, I also feel deeply in Tokyo, and I meet Chinese at any time while driving, eating, and walking, hehe.

Let's go to Tokyo and Osaka, and you can also visit Sendai and Sapporo, because there are few Chinese there, and maybe it will be easier to find a job.

Let's go to Singapore, there are a lot of Chinese there.