Experts and Peers Talk About How to Thrive in Japan in This Support for International Students Roundtable
Are you an international student in Japan? Then we’re sure you’re looking for support 留学生 サポート (ryuugakusei sapōto)! We believe getting support is the number one key to maximizing your life in Japan. That’s why we’re putting together our pool of experts to bring you up to date, practical information that will help you make the most of your stay.
Join our two-hour online event designed especially for international students. We feature experts who will share practical insights on topics such as securing work permits, finding part-time jobs in Japan, understanding cultural nuances, and much more.
More than a presentation, the event will be a discussion between experts and international student peers
During the event, you and your peers will be invited to ask questions, discuss your challenges, while our experts give you the advice you’ve been looking for. More than us sharing our wisdom, this will also be a safe space for you, your peers, and our experts to put our heads together to find new, innovative solutions!
FREE Support for International Students Roundtable Details and Registration
| DATE | November 27, 2025 |
| TIME | 7 – 9 PM JST |
| LOCATION | Zoom |
| REGISTRATION DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 26 | 👉REGISTER NOW: FREE Support for International Students In Japan Roundtable 🇯🇵 – Fill out form Please read the registration form carefully. Qualified registrants will get the Zoom Link. For assistance, email Ms. Jasper ([email protected]) |
| REQUIREMENTS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE ROUNDTABLE | ✓ Foreigner in Japan ✓ Currently enrolled at a Japanese university OR an exchange student ✓ Graduating 2026/2027/2028/2029 ✓ Looking for 留学生 サポート (ryuugakusei sapōto) ✓ Can speak in English (Event will primarily be in English) |
| ROUNDTABLE EXPERTS FOR 留学生 サポート | Ruchira – Indian Kaishain in Japan Rere-san – Indonesian A2J Intern currently a research student at Chiba University Read more about our featured experts for the roundtable. |
Questions To Explore At The Support for International Students Experts and Peers Roundtable
HOW TO GET PART-TIME JOBS IN JAPAN AS AN INTERNATIONAL STUDENT?
Need extra income to support your journey as an international student in Japan? We understand that finding a part-time job or a paid internship can be challenging if you’re not sure where to begin. That’s why we’re here to help! Our experts can talk about the process of securing necessary documents such as your work permit and CV, where to find gigs, paid internships, part-time jobs, and other opportunities to kickstart your professional journey.
WHERE TO FIND PAID INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS?
The most common type of internship in Japan is a short 1-3 day orientation event with big companies. Is it possible to find a fulfilling internship that will give you job experience and extra money? Yes! You just have to know where to look.
ARE THERE PART-TIME JOBS THAT WANT INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS?
Being an international student is challenging, but did you know that there are opportunities especially geared for foreigners? FAST OFFER International can share their wisdom about the paid opportunities to look out for!
WHAT AM I MISSING AS A FOREIGNER IN JAPAN ? NAVIGATING IMPORTANT FORMS & CULTURAL NUANCES IN JAPAN
Get tips on how to correctly complete important forms in Japan — from student forms, registrations and insurance applications to rental leases and more. Plus, gain valuable insights from our experts on how to navigate cultural norms. What’s keeping you from confidently handle everyday life in Japan? Let’s talk about it!
HOW TO START JOB HUNTING IN JAPAN AS AN INTERNATIONAL STUDENT?
Want to continue your journey in Japan after graduation? We’ll cover everything you need to know about transitioning from student life to the workforce. Learn how to start job hunting as an international student, and get practical tips for launching your career in Japan. Our experts will share their experiences, insights on working life in Japan, and advice on how to network effectively to find the right opportunities.
TIPS FOR MAXIMIZING LIFE IN JAPAN AS AN INTERNATIONAL STUDENT?
Being a student in Japan means limited resources. However, you might not know about the free services, facilities, and events that you can take advantage of in Japan. At this event, Japanese locals and long-time kaishain will share their knowledge!
HOW TO THRIVE IN JAPAN?
This is our main question! At FAST OFFER International, we believe the answer is in securing a job you love at a company that fits your personality, values, and interests. The right job can give you the lifestyle you dream of, the resources to explore japan, all while doing meaningful work. If you’re ready to take that step, then we encourage you to apply with us or check out our events page for more free opportunities you can take advantage of.
But before you become a worker in Japan, there’s still a lot to do to improve your life! There’s so much to unlock in Japan, and we can give you the key to success! If you want to go beyond surviving, and start thriving in Japan, then register for our event today.
Meet Your FAST OFFER Senpais at the Support for International Students in Japan Roundtable
Miyamura san, Senior Kaishain in Japan
- Sales Planner for ASIA to JAPAN
- In charge of finding companies to participate in the FAST OFFER international program through planning and running various events and forming alliances with local governments.
- Previously worked at a PR agency and a digital marketing company.
- He loves playing soccer and running marathons, and eating out with friends.
Ruchira san, Current Kaishain in Japan
- Team Lead for ASIA to JAPAN’s Japanese Learning Team
- Ex-FAST OFFER candidate who ended up working for ASIA to JAPAN instead! Manages Japanese language training projects, coordinating interview events for international students aiming for careers in Japan, leading talent search efforts, and helping candidates successfully navigate the recruitment process with Japanese companies.
- She turned her hobby of learning Japanese into a serious pursuit and, in 2019, passed JLPT N1 — without ever setting foot in Japan.
- During the pandemic, she worked as a Medical Interpreter for Japanese expats in India, facilitating communication between doctors and patients.
Kohei san, Current Kaishain in Japan
- Works for ASIA to JAPAN’s Marketing And Sales Division
- Has been with ASIA to JAPAN for about two years. Supports companies in hiring students from overseas.
- Prior to this role, he worked in human resources and sales at a steel manufacturing company.
- Outside of work, Kohei enjoys swimming and relaxing in saunas and hot springs.
Erina san, Current Kaishain in Japan
- Works for ASIA to JAPAN’s Marketing And Sales Division
- Helps Japanese companies with recruiting global talent
- Born in Kobe, raised in the United States and Tokyo. Lived in the United States for 7 years (2003-2010).
- Before joining ASIA to JAPAN, she worked in the hospitality industry.
- In her free time, she enjoys going to music concerts, watching dramas, and shopping.
Rere san, International Student in Japan and ASIA to JAPAN Intern
- Indonesian intern at ASIA to JAPAN
- Working as a Japanese Class Coordinator. She believes that with her background and passion, she can support foreign talents with their preparation before working in Japan.
- Graduated with a Japanese Studies degree from Universitas Indonesia and is currently a Research Student at Chiba University, Japan.
- Her current research interest is about identity formation of Indonesian migrants living in Japan, in relation to social media representations.
- Her hobbies are watching movies and reading.














