Kanji is one of the hardest parts of learning Japanese. This is especially so for those coming from an English-speaking background. Whilst there are only 46 hiragana and katakana characters, there are over 2000 kanji prescribed for everyday use, which … Read More
As applications for the JLPT’s July period open up after a year of cancellations in 2020, now more than ever is the perfect time to get prepared and consume as much Japanese content as you possibly can. As such, we … Read More
Choosing where to study in Japan can certainly be a daunting task. When most people think of Japan, they imagine neon lights, robots, high-tech toilets and karaoke bars. While this is true to some extent, outside of the bustling city … Read More
Having chatted with AustCham Korea’s Executive Director (ED), Rowan Petz, in Seoul, it was terrific to sit down with the ED of the Australian New Zealand Chamber of Commerce (ANZCCJ), Emily Hallams in Tokyo during a recent visit! Although new to her role … Read More
The following is a comprehensive guide I have created to help you understand the nitty-gritty details of job interviews in Japan. It covers details of the all-important handwritten resume, how you should look, as well as the ‘unspoken’ rules of Japanese interviews with regards … Read More
Recently Chris Moloney from Asia Options caught up with Jason Hayes, Partner at PwC’s Australia’s Asia Practice, to chat about his interests and experiences in Japan and give advice about approaching a career in Asia. Jason is currently the leader … Read More