Find work in Japan without guessing about visas and Japanese.
We read every listing and label the three things employers rarely say clearly: does the company sponsor a visa, how much Japanese you need, and whether foreign staff are actually welcome.
2,704
listings in Tokyo · Updated 17 Sept 2026 · newest posting 15 Sept 2026
120
state visa support
698
explicitly welcome foreigners
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HRTech Marketing Manager Candidate
HRTech部門マーケティング職（マネージャー候補）
Visa support stated Japanese N1 / businessest. ✓ Reviewed by a person
Construction Manager (Plumbing)
施工管理・給排水衛生・現場監督
Visa support stated Japanese N2est. Foreigners welcome (stated) ✓ Reviewed by a person
Planning and Proposal Sales
渋谷 企画提案営業
Visa support stated Japanese N1 / businessest. ✓ Reviewed by a person
Construction Project Assistant — JAG Field
建築ディレクター 総合職
Visa support stated Japanese N2est. Foreigners welcome (stated) ✓ Reviewed by a person
Lead Marketing Planner
秋葉原 リードマーケティングプランナー※ブルアカなど人気タイトルを多数運営／年間休日数125日 インターネット関連 転勤なし 産休・育休取得実績
Visa support stated Japanese N1 / businessest. ✓ Reviewed by a person
Sales Office Clerk (Full-time)
東京都新宿区の営業事務／西新宿駅徒歩５分／土日祝休 (正社員)
Visa support likely Japanese N3 Foreigners welcome (stated) ✓ Reviewed by a person
How the labels work
Visa sponsorship
We look for explicit statements like ビザ取得サポート. Listings that require you to already hold a work status, or that are part-time, are marked so you do not waste an application.
Japanese level
Stated JLPT levels are shown as-is. When nothing is stated we show a typical level for that kind of job and mark it as an estimate.
Openness to foreign staff
Explicit means the listing says 外国人歓迎 or similar. Implicit means foreign languages or international teams are mentioned. Neutral means nothing either way.