The Kairei Network

リクルート means “recruit” in Japanese. Although it means the same thing in Japanese, in Japan it tends to be associated with foreign, multi-national companies more than Japanese companies. We’re creating recruiting articles of interest to those on the hunt.

I love Japan. Always have, always will. Kaigai means “abroad” in Japanese and we’ve collected a bunch of interesting stories from foreigners who have visited Japan.

マッサージ is taken from the English “massage” and is a directory of massage-related resources, including therapists, schools, jobs, and businesses both in Japan and abroad.

If we are to make progress in this country, it must be based on a foundation of reasonable people. Join the movement to bring reason and civility back to the United States.

女 means woman or women in Japanese (and Chinese for that matter). From woman-owned businesses to personal stories of success and inspiration, Japanese women have a place to speak their mind at 女.com.

ニュース means “news” in Japanese. It is taken from English but is pronounced “nyuusu” in Japanese. Here, we collect hyperlocal news from citizen journalists.

Dorama is a Japanese word taken from the English “drama.” From cheesy love stories to humor and horror, Japanese dorama come in many shapes and sizes. They’re really good for learning Japanese language and culture too!