Where are laborer Jobs in Japan?!

[Trailblazer]

Here are a few recent job ads you might qualify for (minus the visa part), why don't you try to contact them directly?

Factory workers for electronics company in Saitama Ken, Sayamashi needed. 18-40 years old, housing available. Proper visa needed. Rates Male:1150y/hr, Female 900y/hr. No experience required but must speak daily conversational Nihongo. email me iwamoto76@yahoo.com for more details. (posted 3/17/06)

Morning Cleaner wanted.Monday to Saturday.Call 03-6406-4551 From 3pm (posted 3/22/06)

Wanted! Singapore Restaureant looking for a dish washer. Located in Ebisu and Azabu (Tokyo), 900yen per hour with transportation expense fully paid. Number of working days negotiable. E-mail: ebisu@route9g.com or call Shigeki @ 3447-3615. (posted 3/22/06)

Osaka Dance Club Security, weekends, midnight to 6am for 10,000 yen in cash, each night. Now recruiting for guys 185cm + and 100 kilos +. Any nationality OK. Please send contact info and small pic to: aaron_Osaka@yahoo.co.jp (posted 3/10/06)

[oiram]

I won稚 fit in? Well maybe not perfectly, but I see the world of tomorrow more accepting of differences. You can see this in there recent cultural changes, and rise in youth outcasts. I study the mind and how it works and reacts in different settings. I know how to get what I want from people even if I知 not the most popular person there is. I知 sorry for sounding so extremist about my ways and believe, though I knew this would be the only way to access as many people as possible. If you want a result you must first ask the right question as they say. I caused a debate by posting in the teachers section by doing this you all saw me as foolish and in need of guidance. This caused more people to look at the thread and reply. I am 17 and I am moving to Japan in 3 months. Though believe me I know how to conform to the situation I知 in. I think since none of you could help I値l fly to Alaska do some fishing for a month or two. I値l make about 25-30 thousand a month. Then get a short visa to Japan, and look for work casually. Then every few months or so fly back to Alaska and renew my visa. Hopefully eventually I値l find a job in Japan once the social and economic poles shift, or I find someone who can give me a laborer job and visa.

[stillnosheep]

I won稚 fit in? Well maybe not perfectly, but I see the world of tomorrow more accepting of differences. You can see this in there recent cultural changes, and rise in youth outcasts. I study the mind and how it works and reacts in different settings. I know how to get what I want from people even if I知 not the most popular person there is. I知 sorry for sounding so extremist about my ways and believe, though I knew this would be the only way to access as many people as possible. If you want a result you must first ask the right question as they say. I caused a debate by posting in the teachers section by doing this you all saw me as foolish and in need of guidance. This caused more people to look at the thread and reply. I am 17 and I am moving to Japan in 3 months. Though believe me I know how to conform to the situation I知 in. I think since none of you could help I値l fly to Alaska do some fishing for a month or two. I値l make about 25-30 thousand a month. Then get a short visa to Japan, and look for work casually. Then every few months or so fly back to Alaska and renew my visa. Hopefully eventually I値l find a job in Japan once the social and economic poles shift, or I find someone who can give me a laborer job and visa.

1. The social poles in Japan are not going to shift any time soon.
2. Nobody can give you a visa. You don'tqualify for one.

"If I make 25-30 thousand (US$) a month "

Dream on...

[stillnosheep]

I'm 17... I'll fly to Alaska...I値l make about 25-30 thousand a month

...you'll be a millionaire before you are 21

...and if my aunt had testicles she'd be my uncle.

[scipio]

I am 17 and I am moving to Japan in 3 months.

You're very young and I don't think people were intentional cruel to you. It's just that you are dealing with a rather jaded crew of individuals on this site and you came across as a bit simple - I for one didn't know you were so young.
Look, get yourself some qualifications or a trade, I know that you might be impatient to get your life rolling we've all been 17 at one time. However contrary to myth and japanese thinking, japan does not take the poor unwanted and unclean. Nearly everyone who writes on this site has a degree at minimum and others have a lot more.
Good luck.

[Cowardly_Samurai]

Actually if you are willing to work illegally, and no job is too dirty or too unpleasant, I believe you can make 25 to 30 thousand yen per month. But how will you afford your plane ticket back to alaska ?

[oiram]

20 to 30 thousand yen is only about 20 to 30 dollars. Listen people I致e done my homework on this subject. You start in your teens to early 20s as a greenhorn or trainee. You get depending on the type of fish and season anywhere from 4,000 to 30,000. Within stays from 3 days to 2 months. As you become a full deckhand you make from 25,000 to 70,000 a season. I plan on doing salmon fishing or crab fishing in June before I take the last leg of my trip to Japan. As my visa runs out I値l go back and do some more fishing, until I find a job in Japan. Please tell me why this sounds so childish to you. I may be only 17 though I need to get out, and live my life. Degrees are not for me right now. Yes I値l live in Japan. Yes it will be difficult. Yes I might die. I am not a kid any more. I expect the worst and hope for the best. I致e done this much of my life and it痴 never let me down. Pessimistic views only allow you to give up. PS visas are not hard to come by only extended ones. I hope to obtain one after I search Japan at my leisure.

[trip_hop]

20 to 30 thousand yen is only about 20 to 30 dollars. Listen people I've done my homework on this subject.


Better study a little more: at the current rate of 115 Yen to the dollar, it works to be 173 - 261 dollars.

PS visas are not hard to come by only extended ones.

And that is the whole point of our posts to you.

......until I find a job in Japan.

Illegally - we have told you it is possible, but you refuse to acknowledge the consequences: legally - with your current background and lack of any qualifications at all - not possible.

You'll realise what we have been talking about when you try to rent your first apartment, buy a mobile phone, open a bank account, and get sick.......

[oiram]

20,000 yen is equal to about 200 dollars 1,000 yen is 10 dollars and 100 yen is approximately 1 dollar. Sorry I forgot to add a zero at the end. You divided 20,000 by 115yen right? Hey, I知 not very good at math either. But I know that痴 not enough money to live off of. I have some connections with Alaskan fishers and I know I値l make enough money to get by until the next season. I知 still looking for laborer jobs so that I can get a longer visa.

[Vortex]

You are one deluded individual.

[paulh]

2. I may be only 17 though I need to get out, and live my life. Degrees are not for me right now. Yes I値l live in Japan. Yes it will be difficult. Yes I might die. I am not a kid any more. I expect the worst and hope for the best. I致e done this much of my life and it痴 never let me down. .

Too young to vote
Too young to legally buy cigarettes
Too young to join the military
Too young to get married without parents permission
Too young to drink in a bar.
Too young to get a drivers licence.


Too young to get a job teaching in Japan,

[sandro]

i don't understand what kind of help you need from us,
trailblazer was the only one that had some experinces in laborer jobs, he even typed link to look for.
you can keep venting your frustration and practizing the philosophy that you have studied through your martial arts, but the reality, there is no way that we can help you.
to you everything has been negative so far, so tell us how can we help you?
help us to help you,
you have told us regardless of the tough obstacle you will encounter you have decided to go ahead, what more do you want?
good luck.
i hope that your martial art has tought you to accept critics.

[oiram]

I don't understand what kind of help you need from us,
Directional info. Where and what construction companies can I contact?

trailblazer was the only one that had some experiences in laborer jobs, he even typed link to look for.
Your right he has been a big help to me. I sent some info. I知 working toward getting a photo for the bouncer position.

you can keep venting your frustration and practizing the philosophy that you have studied through your martial arts, but the reality, there is no way that we can help you.
I hope someone here can help me. The longer I stay the more opportunities I値l have.

To you everything has been negative so far, so tell us how can we help you?
Help us to help you,
I hope that one of you knows someone or hears about something that can help me find a job with a workers visa. I値l have plenty of money from my fishing in Alaska though I would like to spend my off time in Japan for extended periods of time. I will be bringing foreign money into Japan which will be helping the economy. I see my investment in Japan as beneficial. I know that I値l find a way to stay as long as I help Japan.

You have told us regardless of the tough obstacle you will encounter you have decided to go ahead, what more do you want?
I知 trying to tell you of my understanding of the difficulties that I face. So we don稚 half to exhaust that area, and focus on opportunities to maximize my chances.

good luck.
Thank you. I respect your optimism.

I hope that your martial art has tought you to accept critics.
Yes it has. I like a good debate.

[sandro]

I don't understand what kind of help you need from us,
Directional info. Where and what construction companies can I contact?

trailblazer was the only one that had some experiences in laborer jobs, he even typed link to look for.
Your right he has been a big help to me. I sent some info. I知 working toward getting a photo for the bouncer position.

you can keep venting your frustration and practizing the philosophy that you have studied through your martial arts, but the reality, there is no way that we can help you.
I hope someone here can help me. The longer I stay the more opportunities I値l have.

To you everything has been negative so far, so tell us how can we help you?
Help us to help you,
I hope that one of you knows someone or hears about something that can help me find a job with a workers visa. I値l have plenty of money from my fishing in Alaska though I would like to spend my off time in Japan for extended periods of time. I will be bringing foreign money into Japan which will be helping the economy. I see my investment in Japan as beneficial. I know that I値l find a way to stay as long as I help Japan.

You have told us regardless of the tough obstacle you will encounter you have decided to go ahead, what more do you want?
I知 trying to tell you of my understanding of the difficulties that I face. So we don稚 half to exhaust that area, and focus on opportunities to maximize my chances.

good luck.
Thank you. I respect your optimism.

I hope that your martial art has tought you to accept critics.
Yes it has. I like a good debate.

if you are successuful,
let us know.

good luck

[oiram]

I will and will thank you!

[oiram]

I will! thank you!

[jkos]

Out of curiosity why do you want to come to japan? If you dont know japanese and arent fluent in english i dont think its gonna be all that for ya... America IS the land of opportunity, why not just make your fortune there and just come to japan on holidays?

[tom.svg]

Out of curiosity why do you want to come to japan? If you dont know japanese and arent fluent in english i dont think its gonna be all that for ya... America IS the land of opportunity, why not just make your fortune there and just come to japan on holidays?

The OP's coming to make his fortune in Japan. After all, the streets are paved with gold!

[oiram]

I will make my fortune in America in Alaskan fishing. Then come to Japan for 90 days. When my visa is up I値l go back to Alaska and do more fishing and renew my visa. Then go back to Japan and continue this routine until I find a way to get an extended visa. I hope to get money from America and start a small business in Japan. Why? Well I like Japan call me crazy but don稚 call me dumb because what I知 doing is whatever makes me happy. You should do the same.

[Frontman]

Hmm, one of the more entertaining threads I've read in the various forums I've visited.

Fishing in Alaska? That sounds interesting. I'll admit the pay is attractive, but that's the only thing. 20 hour work days, weeks without showering or shaving. Good food for the most part, if you aren't too seasick to eat it.

Need a degree? Do as I did, enlist in the Army. Better yet, the National Guard. You can go to school and serve out your contract concurrently. In 4 years you'll be out of the Guard, have your degree, and a little something to put on your resume.

For all of your martial arts training, you have suprisingly little common sense. Ideals are not always compatible with reality, particularly at your age. With luck and time, you'll develop a little perspective in life, but you'll have to open your eyes first.

Alot of good advice has been posted here, take it for what it's worth.

[daves]

You have got to love the Internet. People giving crap advice.

Hey, semi-illiterate guy with no qualifications, wanna be an English teacher?