How can we get a position in the company after PhD in Materials Science, having no Japanese language skills?

Thank you for your question! You can start by checking the company's career site, where you’ll find a variety of positions and requirements listed. Some roles may not require fluency in Japanese, so it's worth exploring options that suit your expertise in Materials Science.

That said, I strongly recommend considering taking a Japanese language class or working on your language skills. While some positions might not demand Japanese proficiency, it's important to remember that you’ll likely need to collaborate with local colleagues on a daily basis. Additionally, Japanese language skills are essential for day-to-day life—whether it’s opening a bank account, navigating public services, or even simpler tasks like shopping.

Investing in language learning will not only make your work and life in Japan smoother but also help you integrate and build stronger connections in both professional and personal contexts. Good luck!