1．Attractions

Japan’s attractions are diverse and captivating, ranging from historic landmarks and cultural treasures to modern urban wonders. The country boasts a rich tapestry of scenic landscapes, traditional temples and shrines, cutting-edge technology hubs, and vibrant cityscapes. Whether exploring the serene beauty of Kyoto’s temples, the bustling streets of Tokyo, or the natural wonders of places like Mount Fuji, Japan’s attractions offer a unique blend of tradition and modernity that appeals to a wide range of interests. Additionally, the country’s culinary scene, festivals, and unique cultural experiences contribute to the overall allure of Japan’s attractions area.

Osaka’s Culinary Delights at Dotonbori:
Osaka is a food lover’s paradise, and Dotonbori is the epicenter of culinary delights. From street food to Michelin-starred restaurants, the district offers a gastronomic journey through Osaka’s famous okonomiyaki (Japanese savory pancakes) and takoyaki (octopus balls).

Osaka Castle: A Timeless Icon of Strength and Elegance
Osaka Castle, standing proudly amidst the modern skyline of Osaka, is a historic gem that transports visitors to Japan’s feudal past. This iconic symbol of strength and resilience has withstood the tests of time and war, emerging as a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts and architecture aficionados.

Historical Nara and its Deer Park:
Nara, the first permanent capital of Japan, invites visitors to step back in time. Explore Todai-ji, housing a colossal Buddha statue, and stroll through Nara Park, where friendly deer roam freely, creating a unique and charming atmosphere.

2．”JAPAN EMPLOYMENT SURVEY REPORTS” FROM STUDENTS IN DAVAO UNIVERSITIES.

3．Messages from international student

1） Excellent Hospitality (Omotenashi) In Japan, I realize that all of the staffs working at the companies/businesses provide their services wholeheartedly. When I visit a restaurant, the staffs will always greet the customers. They will always provide a napkin and a glass of water/ocha to the customers. The staffs will lower their voice and sometimes a little bit bowing while serving the customers. In their culture, I see that each customer is treated like a king.

This culture also includes other thoughtful acts. One example is when a company opens a food business, they will think how their products can be enjoyed by their customers at their finest conditions. They will think how convenient the customers can open the packaging of their products. In some snack business, they will put a cut at the edge of the packaging which can make the customers easy to open it. In some cake shops, they will provide ice-packaging, depending on how far the customer’s house is.

2） Safety and Low Criminal Rate
I realize that Japan is also a very safe country with very low criminal rate. During living in Japan, I never miss anything or see any criminal activities done by their citizen. This low criminal rate is due to their citizens, who always try to obey the rules and do not want to have any confrontations towards one another. They also realize that if you put other in a hardship, it can bounce back towards yourself. This safety and low criminal rate are what make Japan as the best tourism place, as well as the best place for living/studying.

3） Convenience and Efficiency
I recognize that Japan is also very convenient, ranging from an advanced transportation system to the availability of convenient stores throughout the country. The train in this country is also very punctual, which makes some works in the offices become more efficient. The workers in Japan also highly value time, which make they can work faster and productive. These points will attract more foreigners to consider working in Japanese companies, because they can develop and learn news skills, as well as having a good work and life balance.

orks in the offices become more efficient. The workers in Japan also highly value time, which make they can work faster and productive. These points will attract more foreigners to consider working in Japanese companies, because they can develop and learn news skills, as well as having a good work and life balance.

Those are some additional points which make Japan attractive for me which I could not find in other countries, especially in Indonesia. I hope we can still keep in touch and I could give my contributions to Japan and the advancement of Asia.