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451 open jobs on this list, updated November 13, 2026. 3 are free to open. Members see every job, with the full details, pay where the posting states it, and the apply link. See what members get
What this status lets you do
- It covers technical or knowledge work in the natural sciences or humanities, and work that calls for ways of thinking or a sensitivity grounded in a foreign culture. The Immigration Services Agency gives engineers, interpreters, designers, language teachers and marketing roles as examples.
- For most roles you need a degree in a field related to the job, or without a matching degree, 10 years of relevant work experience. For roles that lean on your foreign-culture perspective, such as translation or interpretation, you need 3 years of relevant experience, and a university graduate in any field is exempt from that experience requirement.
- Since April 15, 2026, a role built mainly around language skills used with people, such as translation, interpretation or reception work, also needs CEFR B2 level in the working language, unless you hold JLPT N2, have lived in Japan 20 years or more, or graduated from a Japanese high school.
451 live jobs that our read of the posting maps to the Engineer/Specialist route.
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Engineering
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Tokyo, Japan· 7m ago
Operations
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Tokyo, Japan· 2m ago
Sales
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Tokyo, Japan
Japanese JD
Other
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Tokyo· <1w ago
Japanese JD
Operations
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Tokyo Prefecture, Japan· <1w ago
Legal
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Tokyo, Japan· 1w ago
Marketing
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Japan - Tokyo· 1w ago
International roles
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Tokyo, Japan · 3w ago· Full-time
Sales
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Tokyo· 5m ago· Full-time
International roles
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Tokyo· today
Hospitality
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Four Seasons Tokyo - Marunouchi· 1m ago
HR
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Chiyoda, Tokyo, Japan
Product
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Fukuoka, Japan
Finance
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Tokyo, Japan
Engineering
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Tokyo, Japan· yesterday
HR
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Tokyo, Japan· 1w ago
Other
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Japan, Tokyo
Japanese JD
Other
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Tokyo, Japan · 1m ago· Full-time
Finance
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Japan· 2m ago· Full-time
Research
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JPN - Tokyo - Chiyoda· 1m ago
Japanese JD
Design
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ASIA > JPN > Tokyo > Sumitomo Fudosan Harajuku Building Office
Engineering
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Koto City, Tokyo, Japan· 2w ago· Full-time
Sales
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Tokyo, Japan· 1m ago· Full-time
Legal
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Tokyo· 1w ago
Operations
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Tokyo, Japan
Marketing
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Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan· 1w ago
Japanese JD
Other
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Saitama, Japan
Japanese JD
Engineering
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Japan > Kawasaki· 2m ago
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Common questions
Does a job on this page mean the company will sponsor my visa?
No. It means our read of the posting maps the role to the Engineer/Specialist in Humanities/International Services route. Sponsorship is the employer's decision, so ask the recruiter early.
What if my degree doesn't match the job?
The Immigration Services Agency wants your university major related to the work. Without a matching degree, 10 years of relevant work experience can stand in for it (3 years for work that leans on international or language skills), and a university graduate in any field is exempt from that experience rule for translation, interpretation or language-teaching work.
Who applies for the visa, me or the employer?
If you are applying from outside Japan, your employer usually files the Certificate of Eligibility application in Japan on your behalf. If you are already in Japan on another status, such as a student visa, you apply yourself for a change of status.
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