Business in Japan

This year’s survey had a total of 713 respondents who shared their experiences working as an international developer in Japan.

Paul McMahon

This article explores the challenges I've faced as a working mother in Japan, along with those of society as a whole.

Keiko Kimoto

Save up to ¥4,400 per child on a babysitter with this government subsidy.

Keiko Kimoto

EoRs can help your business expand to Japan and beyond, and they might be an option if you're looking to work for an overseas company from Japan.

Doc Kane

In October 2022, new regulations were put into place that put legal requirements on job board operators.

Paul McMahon

558 international developers living in Japan answered our survey about themselves and their work.

Paul McMahon

435 international developers living in Japan answered our survey about themselves and their work.

Paul McMahon

Software developer salaries in Japan have dramatically increased since I first came here, but this isn't without its downsides.

Paul McMahon

362 international developers living in Japan answered our survey about themselves and their work.

Paul McMahon

If you recruit without a license in Japan, you could go to jail. The surprisingly interesting historical origins of recruiting in Japan explains why.

Paul McMahon

The results of a survey of international software developers in Japan. Breakdowns based on several criteria like language, tech, and company size.

Paul McMahon

An overview of the gotchas when incorporating a company in Japan based on my personal experience of incorporating three of them.

Paul McMahon

In our first survey, we only got fifteen replies. Future surveys would do much better.

Paul McMahon