Japan
Direct links to this country's most useful job boards.
- 1Doda
The country's largest, most popular local platform
- 2MyNavi
Designed for students and recent graduates
- 3Indeed Japan
Aggregator that pulls listings from many sites
- 4Rikunabi
Designed for students and recent graduates
- 5Daijob
Offers bilingual listings (local language + English)
- 6Wantedly
Focused on startups and young companies
- 7BizReach
For senior and executive-level roles
- 8GaijinPot Jobs
Convenient for expats and foreign nationals
- 9Career Cross
Offers bilingual listings (local language + English)
- 10Townwork
Part-time and casual work listings
- 11En Japan
Has a wide database of listings
- 12Green
Specializes in tech/IT roles
CV format guide
What to know about local CV conventions before you apply in this country.
Japan uses a standardized "rirekisho" form: 1 fixed page, with a strictly-specified photo required (3x4cm, formal, taken within the last 3-6 months, placed top-right). A separate "shokumu-keirekisho" document covers detailed work history.
These are general guidelines based on common practice, not hard rules — a specific employer's expectations can differ. When in doubt, it's safe to keep both a with-photo and a without-photo version ready.