Learn Before You Leave for Japan

Learn how work is done in Japanese workplaces: Hou-Ren-Sou, 5S, kaizen, punctuality, greetings, and basic keigo. Designed for Indonesian job candidates in caregiving (kaigo), food processing, and manufacturing.

Practical preparation for life in Japan: dormitories, sorting garbage, transportation, money and remittances, health, emergencies, as well as worship and halal food. Designed for Indonesian job candidates in caregiving (kaigo), food processing, and manufacturing.

The Japanese expressions used most often at work: greetings, self-introduction, numbers and time, work instructions, safety signs, and how to report and ask questions. Each expression comes with kanji/kana, romaji, and its meaning.

Learn to recognize culture shock and stress, keep healthy habits through work and the seasons, and know where to get medical and mental health support in Japan.

Learn to read a Japanese payslip, understand income tax, resident tax and social insurance, and manage, send and protect your money.

A closer look at Ikusei Shuro, the system that replaces Technical Intern Training from April 2027: goals, Japanese levels, job change, costs and preparation.