Work related to meteorology in Japan

Hello, I'm 25 and I'm studyin meteorology in the college and I'm about to get the degree. I went to an industrial high school finishing it as a Electromechanical Technician.
I've been Studying Japanese for more than 2 years, I got the N5 and also the TOEFL.

In 2015 I'm thinking on going to Japan as a tourist, and maybe in a few years, go with the idea of working.

It's a hard to find information about that speciality so I'm wondering if anyone knows how it's going on this.

If you need more info tell me please.

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+I've been working 5 years in the goverment as a technician.
+My degree, also called bachelor's degree, seems to be the "Associate's Degree" in other countries, what I know, is that its 40%~ of the licentiate/Master.

My gut feeling is that there are enough basic meteorologist in Japan that are Japanese nationals and native speakers, so there would not be need for foreign meteorologist.

I would guess that your best bet for working in meteorology field in Japan would be study more until you would get a doctor's degree. Then you might be able to lecture about meteorology in some university, if you are very good in your specialty. Or maybe do some research.

You are correct, there is more oportunities in the IT field.
Thanks for the advice!