what kind of job could Japanese get in the states?

Question

I am living in japan but Im thinking about getting a job in the states in my future. I can speak both japanese and english but is there ANY good job besides translater? Please give me lots of ideas!!

Answer 1

anything you want to do

Answer 2

It is in here, so read! There are a number of motivating reasons behind why did the Japanese immigrants come to America. Japan was having difficulty transitioning into a modern economy. This created a large amount of unemployment and bankruptcy throughout the country. Many Japanese migrated to Hawaii because the sugar industry had caused an economic boom in the state. As of 1900, almost half of all Japanese immigrants in the United States lived in Hawaii. Japanese began immigrating to Hawaii in 1868. The majority of these immigrants were mainly farmers and laborers. A considerable amount of these immigrants also eventually returned to Japan. After making money in the sugar industry or in Hawaii, they would return to their home country. Another reason that a number of individuals left Japan was fears for safety. The country was in turmoil, and the economic downfall resulted in a number of civil riots. Some individuals, especially individuals with families, immigrated to leave this dangerous atmosphere and to ensure their family was safe.

Answer 3

I'm not sure what type of experience you have, but I live in a small community and know of a few automotive and technological companies which hires management. Once the mgmt person is hired, they require the person to learn Japanese due to the company being based out of Japan. You wouldn't be a translator, but would be in mgmt and would be communicating with your counterparts in Japan.

Answer 4

a chief in benihana :)

DUDE ..... IT depends WHAT kind of education U HAVE !!!! what degree doyou have?.... previous experiences .... and dont bother .. i bet staying in japan is alot better than this country's declining economy. :D

Answer 5

making sushi