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Effective Ways to Learn Practical Kanji – Part 1

21/02/2025 by JCWG Editorial Team in Roadmap

Learning Japanese is important, but once you start working in Japan, your job becomes the center of your daily life, making it difficult to dedicate much time to studying. However, knowing kanji and vocabulary is essential for both daily life and work. In this two-part series, we will introduce methods to learn kanji as efficiently […]

Practical Methods for Effectively Learning Kanji 2

21/02/2025 by JCWG Editorial Team in Roadmap

This is the second article on how to learn kanji as efficiently as possible. This time, we’ll also use “imagination” by considering the situations and meanings where kanji is used, and think about related words to expand learning. As you learn more kanji you can recognize and use, your confidence and motivation for your work […]

Introduction to nursing care residence programs and the differences between them

03/12/2024 by JCWG Editorial Team in Roadmap

To all foreigners who would like to work in Japan, working in the nursing care field offers many advantages. You can make use of a vareity of residence programs to build a career that suits you. This article will explain in detail the features of each program: EPA, the “Nursing Care” status of residence, the […]

The Appeal of Becoming a Certified Care Worker

03/12/2024 by JCWG Editorial Team in Nursing Care Work

In Japan, working in caregiving does not necessarily require a qualification. However, obtaining the national qualification of Certified Care Worker (介護福祉士) demonstrates specialized knowledge and skills. This qualification offers many advantages for foreigners, not only for advancing your personal career but also for making significant contributions to local communities and the caregiving industry as a […]

The Future of Japan’s Care Industry: The Benefits of Acquiring Caregiving Skills

03/12/2024 by JCWG Editorial Team in Appeal-of-Japan

Japan is one of the most rapidly aging societies in the world, with the demand for caregiving services growing every year. According to a survey by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, approximately 2.4 million caregivers will be needed by the end of 2026. This accounts for about 2% of Japan’s projected population of […]

Japan Care Worker Guide Online Seminar in Sri Lanka

16/12/2021 by JCWG Editorial Team in News-Events

Everyone who loves Japan, Would you like to work as a caregiver worker in Japan? We will hold an online information session for working in Japan. A long-term caregiver worker from the Sri Lanka who works in Japan also appears. “Japan Care Worker Guide 2021 ~ Online Information Session ~” Will be held […]

Four Seasons in Japan

04/12/2021 by JCWG Editorial Team in Appeal-of-Japan

In Japan, there are four seasons in a year, called the ‘four seasons.’ ‘Four seasons’ is one of the major attractions and characteristics of Japan.

Nursing Care Work in Daytime and Nighttime

04/12/2021 by JCWG Editorial Team in Nursing Care Work

In facilities where elderly people reside, there is not only daytime work but also nighttime work. Work during the day is called day shift, and work at night is called night shift. If you know the differences between daytime and nighttime work and the conditions of the elderly, you will be better prepared for whatever […]

What is dementia?

04/12/2021 by JCWG Editorial Team in Nursing Care Work

Many elderly people in Japan, especially those in nursing homes, suffer from dementia. What is dementia? What is dementia and how should we deal with it? It is very important to know the answers to these questions when we give nursing care.

What is a nursing care recreation?

04/12/2021 by JCWG Editorial Team in Nursing Care Work

This is an activity where elderly people gather to communicate, exercise, and do light work. You may think “why nursing care recreations are necessary for the elderly?” or “how do you do them if you are physically disabled?” However, a recreation activity is one of the most important tasks in nursing care.

Author: JCWG Editorial Team