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Craftsman Training
Proposal for the "Kyo-machiya International Co-creation Project" to Connect Tradition to the Future
Traditional Technology in Kyo-machiya, Kyoto, and the Future with the Youth of the World Audio description (Japanese) The "Kyo-machiya" is a symbol of the beautiful cityscape of Kyoto. Kyo-machiya is filled with the wisdom of our ancestors and traditional skills suited to Japan's climate... -
Kyoto Machiya Construction
Build Your Future in Kyoto - A Guide to Japanese Visa Status for Machiya Artisans and Staff
Voice-over commentary Preserving Tradition: Your Path to Working in Kyoto Machiya Construction Kyoto's Machiya (traditional wooden townhouses) are more than just buildings; they are living testaments to Japan's exquisite craftsmanship. Kyoto's Machiya (traditional wooden townhouses) are more than just buildings; they are living testaments to Japan's exquisite craftsmanship a... -
Visa Application
Unlocking Niche Careers in Japan: Your Unique Visa Roadmap - Featuring Kyoto's Artistic Legacy
When foreign nationals look to work in Japan, the common visa routes like the "Engineer/Specialist in Humanities/International Services" (often However, relying solely on the mainstream ... -
additional document
Opportunity or Crisis: What Does the "Request for Additional Documents" from the Immigration Bureau Really Mean?
Many people are anxiously awaiting the results of their visa (status of residence) application when they suddenly receive a "Notice of Submission of Materials" (a request for additional documents) from the Immigration Bureau (Immigration Bureau). Many people feel anxious that they may have failed the screening. However, please remain calm. This notice is not a notice of disapproval... -
Management visa
A must-read for foreign students! What you can and cannot do with "College Student" status, and barriers to starting a business
To all foreign students studying in Japan, your status of residence as a "College Student" stipulates clear rules regarding the scope of activities you are allowed to engage in. In particular, it is essential to correctly understand and comply with the law when engaging in income-generating activities such as "part-time work" and "company management. ... -
Spouse Visa
Important points to note when renewing a visa for "Spouse or Child of Japanese National
When renewing "Spouse or Child of Japanese National" status (Spouse Visa), the screening process tends to become stricter year by year, and particular attention should be paid to the following points. 1. stability and continuity of marital life Continuity of cohabitation: In principle, it is most important that the couple lives together and is substantially married.... -
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Should I hire an administrative scrivener? Do it yourself? Advantages and disadvantages of visa application service
When hiring foreign personnel or proceeding with your own residence status procedures, "Should I hire an administrative scrivener or do it myself? You may be torn between wanting to keep costs down and wanting to avoid the risk of disapproval. In this column, we will discuss... -
Management visa
A Wake-Up Call for Foreign Entrepreneurs: Review Startup Strategies After Stricter "Management and Administration Visas"
Warning to Foreign Entrepreneurs: Rethink Your Startup Strategy After the “Business Manager” Visa Tightening The startup visa system ("Designated Activities" visa status of residence) offered by many local governments is very attractive to foreigners who want to... -
Change of work visa
A must-see for recruiters: An easy-to-understand explanation of the "change of work visa" procedures for international students!
Hiring talented international students as new graduates is an important way to increase a company's competitiveness in this age of globalization. However, after making a job offer, many companies face the obstacle of "visa status change procedures. From a "College Student" visa to a "Corporate Worker" visa... -
Technical/Humanities/International Services
The "Technical/Humanities/International Services Visa" will be dropped!
The "Technical/Humanities/International Business Visa" (hereinafter referred to as "Gijinkoku Visa") is the most commonly used status of residence for foreign nationals to work in Japan. However, while the number of applications for this visa is high, the number of denied applications is also increasing, and the screening process is becoming stricter every year. The "visa" status is most commonly used by foreign nationals to work in Japan.
