What are the possibilities of working in Japan?

I've been promoting for eight years, and I heard that many companies have recently moved to Japan. Is it feasible? Has anyone been there?

April 23, 2025 Update: "All In" Makes More People Hesitant to Enter the Gambling Industry

Recently, a friend who works in headhunting complained to me: recruitment in the gambling industry is becoming increasingly difficult. Several old friends also mentioned that the "plates" they handle …more>>

I've been browsing job postings from various places these past few days and have casually summarized a few sentences, all of which are true statements.

Let me mention a few places:
In Japan, they only recruit for technical positions. Ordinary people dreaming of going there shouldn't bother, as the barriers are high and skills must directly match.
I…more>>

Be wary of the Texas faction in the circle.

These people are professional Texas Hold'em players who like to befriend bosses and then set up games. In offline games, they cheat by hiring professional players to beat you, and in online games, the…more>>

Talk about my experience

I once worked in the Philippines' Zone 3, dealing with the Japanese disc business. Shortly after legally returning to China, I was taken away by the police in Heze, Shandong. I later found out that ma…more>>

Recently, I've seen many brothers move to Japan to engage in research and development, let me share some tips with you.

Recently, I've seen quite a few brothers involved in R&D who have moved from the Philippines or Cambodia to Japan with their companies; however, Japanese law poses risks for such actions. Even if the …more>>

The company's R&D department is moving to Japan, and currently, there are offices in Tokyo and Osaka. Does anyone have insights about the situation there? I'm currently hesitating about which one to c…more>>

After fifteen years in the gambling industry, here's a review of various positions in the Chinese gambling sector.

Before working in the gambling industry, different positions have their own challenges and unwritten rules that need to be clearly understood and mentally prepared for:
**Development/Design:**
**Dev…more>>

Are there any brothers in Japan? How has it been since you moved there?

The company wants us to go to Japan, and I want to find out more.

Pinball games are deeply rooted in Japanese culture, with pinball arcades present in almost every city. Not just millions, but tens of millions of players exist. If one could find a loophole and devel…more>>

One of the best aspects of Pachinko marketing is the use of audiovisual effects, which is why Pachinko machines in Japan are so wildly appealing. If a player keeps playing without winning, the machine…more>>

Gambling advertisement placements are whitelisted. Start with the cheapest text slots on Google Ads, and for slot games, it's better to directly purchase image and video slots. Additionally, it is rec…more>>

Today's BTC market is relatively calm, without showing a clear direction, and continues to move sideways near the daily support level. For trading strategies, it might be useful to focus on the four-h…more>>

Let's put it this way, a pachinko parlor that accommodates 200-300 people can make about 10 million yen per month during peak times, which is equivalent to 460,000 RMB per month. For a store of this s…more>>

The pachinko and online poker products in the Japanese and Korean markets still have great potential. The key is to find the right entry point in these two countries. In Japan, I am already planning t…more>>

One major advantage of online pachinko is that there are no extra balls involved, and you can play aggressively without needing techniques like eye-tracking. Sometimes, at physical venues, there might…more>>