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interior design jobs in japan?
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2010/3/17 01:30
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im currently in college in first year at interior design...i dont know what to do...if i should transfer to graphic design or stay here...i wish to go to japan after i finish college and work...but i searched the internet and i didn't find any jobs in japan for interior design...can someone please advise me what to do?(it's no problem with the language i'm currently learning it)
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by minamino (guest)
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Generally speaking, interior design jobs is really a field where employers in Japan would particularly seek to employ non-Japanese people (of course you need to be fluent with the language to communicate with the local partners/clients), UNLESS you have some very interesting design project history established overseas that they would like you for your unique skills.
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by AK
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I think AK meant "..is NOT really a field where employers would seek to hire non-Japanese....", and I agree. You would need a thorough knowledge of how the industry applies to Japan in any case (limited space, materials available etc), so there is really not much motivation for an employer to go to the trouble of sponsoring a visa when there are plenty of qualified Japanese people here to choose from. You increase your chances a bit with graphic design, more with web design.
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by Sira (guest)
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Thank you, Sira,
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2010/3/18 08:42
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Yes, thank you, Sira, I meant to say:
"...interior design job is NOT really a field where employers in Japan would particularly seek to employ non-Japanese people"
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