Is it easy for foreigners to become full members in Japan?

First of all, I understand how you feel!

But working in Japan requires local academic qualifications and being able to speak Japanese are basic requirements because Japanese people all speak Japanese. Students in Japan participate in many job-seeking activities during their third year of college, and then directly enter a club after graduation.

It is true that many foreigners, especially Westerners, work in Japan (referring to serious corporate members), but they are expatriates. Let me give you some examples, such as the Lehman brothers that just closed down in New York, Disney, which you must know, and some other well-known companies in the United States and Europe. They all have their own branches in Tokyo. Although they are said to be branches, they are already in Japan. They are very independent groups. First of all, most of the leaders of these groups are locals from the United States and Europe, and there are also many expatriates. Westerners come to Japan to work through this expatriation route.

Similarly, there are many well-known companies in Japan. They also send Japanese personnel abroad and have Japanese branches in other countries.

But it is a pity that China has fewer well-known brand companies, so the expatriate situation seems to be low-level labor export, etc. I think this must not be what you want.

If you really want to find a job in Japan, you still need to go back to China to study abroad in Japan, obtain academic qualifications and then enter employment activities, so that you can become a full member of the club.

Just to remind you by the way, the probability of recruiting foreigners to recruit employees in Japan is also very low. This is not a shortcoming of the British country. Fairness means more work and more rewards are the same in developed countries, but regarding the issue of discrimination, I will not mention discrimination between countries, but it is indeed not ideal for women to join a club as a full member in Japan. Because even in Tokyo, most women will become housewives or do some simple part-time jobs after marriage, especially after having children. This discrimination is very serious from men. But women will adore you haha.

If you really want to enter a Japanese club one day, I recommend you Shiseido. This is the one with the most employment options for women that has been broadcast on TV recently. The word "good employment environment" was used on TV. Haha, I want to imply it. There should be less discrimination.