Job hunting season in Japan

Job hunting season in Japan

Students wait in line for job interviews at a reception organized by Mitsubishi Corp., a major trading house, in Tokyo on June 1, 2018. Member corporations of the Japan Business Federation officially began holding interviews with student applicants the same day. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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