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The charm of the culinary exchange meeting lies in the joy of savoring delicious food, engaging in lively conversations, and fostering new friendships through shared experiences. This session’s cooking class features a beloved Thai dish, Gapao Rice (ガパオライス)....
On December 11, 2024, MPKEN organized an online seminar featuring Mr. Toshihiko Tanaka, a licensed expert with extensive experience in assisting and advising foreigners on establishing companies in Japan. In this seminar, we provided an introduction to starting a business in Japan, including topics such as the differences between a Kabushiki Kaisha (KK) and a Godo Kaisha (GK), the steps for establishing a company, and visa application procedures.
On December 10, 2024, MPKEN organized an online seminar to provide guidance on various aspects of preparing for job applications and interviews with companies in Japan. This seminar was completely free of charge. It was the first seminar we conducted in both Thai and Japanese.
During the seminar, we covered topics such as how to gather job-related information, preparing documents and resumes, and developing the right mindset and strategies for interviews with Japanese companies
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Job vacancies for foreign job seekers in Japan
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We are engaged in various activities to improve young people and women in ASEAN countries, such as employment support, university entrance support, seminars, and cooking classes.
Experience of international workers and students from ASEAN who are active in Japan
Recruitment of foreign workers, visas, and what is needed after joining the company
Seminar information for international students, working adults, and Japanese companies
Job hunting etiquette and preparation courses for ASEAN international students aiming to find work in Japan
Gathering activities and interacting with each other through cooking Japanese dishes
Provides information on exam preparation and information for international students wishing to study at Japanese universities
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MPKEN PARTNERS
MPKEN PARTNERS
We are engaged in various activities with partnered companies and educational institutions.
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CONTACT & ACCESS
CONTACT & ACCESS
MPKEN Tokyo Headoffice locates near Kojimachi Station on the Yurakucho Line
① Exit from Kojimachi Station Exit 3 and turn right.
② When you see a sign that says "う" (unagiya), turn right into a narrow lane.
③ When you reach the parking lot, look at your left side. There are stairs and the entrance to MPKEN office on the 2nd floor.
Address:
〒102-0083
3-4 Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
Trusty Kojimachi Building 2F Floor
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Contact by phone:
+81-3-3556-2344
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