Asuka Group Hosts Free Job Fair for Childcare Professionals in Japan
The Asuka Group, a specialized personnel service company situated in Takasaki, Gunma Prefecture, is organizing a free consultation and job registration event aimed at individuals with certifications as childcare workers or kindergarten teachers, as well as those aspiring to enter the childcare field. This event will take place on November 29, 2025, at the fumotto complex facility in Minami-Alps City, Yamanashi.
At this event, expert coordinators well-versed in the childcare industry will provide comprehensive support, covering everything from career advice to job introductions and discussions about work-life balance. The environment is inviting for experienced childcare workers, those who have had breaks from the profession, and students who are likely to obtain qualifications.
Despite the ongoing decline in birth rates, the demand for early childhood education has remained robust. The standards set for staffing and the needs of children requiring special care are becoming increasingly complex. As a result, securing qualified childcare workers continues to be a considerable challenge. Recent statistics reveal that the job openings-to-applicants ratio for childcare workers stands at a high average of 3.78 nationally, showcasing a significant shortage in staffing within the sector.
In Yamanashi Prefecture, the ratio is slightly lower at 3.06, nonetheless aligning at approximately 2.3 times greater than the overall average of 1.34 across all professions, indicating a persisting demand for childcare professionals here.
Furthermore, the evolving nature of childcare work and shifting life stages have increased the desire for a more supportive working environment. It has become quite challenging for job seekers to pinpoint workplaces that meet their diverse needs.
The Asuka Group has identified that during individual discussions, many job seekers express their aspirations, such as wanting to work in an environment that offers more flexibility, navigating the timing of their return after a career break, or exploring which facilities would suit them best as students. Recognizing these pressing needs, Asuka Group aims to create local opportunities for consultation that can help find optimal matches for both job seekers and childcare facilities.
Nestled amidst nature, Yamanashi Prefecture provides an ideal setting for childcare professionals who value a balance between work and life. Specifically, Minami-Alps City, adorned with breathtaking mountains and charming orchards, is a serene locale. With robust support for childcare and migration, you can cherish moments spent with family while contributing to your community. The Asuka Group is committed to empowering you to embark on this new journey as a childcare worker in an enriching environment.
Registration URL: Register Here.
The registration deadline is Friday, November 28, 2025, at 12:00 PM. Walk-ins are welcome, but pre-registration is recommended due to limited slots.
Asuka Group specializes in recruitment and staffing solutions for the childcare sector and offers services nationwide with 21 locations. They cater to various professions including nursery staff, kindergarten teachers, nurses, child counselors, after-school support staff, cooks, and nutritionists. With dedicated coordinators who thoroughly understand the challenges faced by educational institutions, Asuka Group is committed to creating safe and nurturing workplaces where professionals can confidently engage with children.
At this event, expert coordinators well-versed in the childcare industry will provide comprehensive support, covering everything from career advice to job introductions and discussions about work-life balance. The environment is inviting for experienced childcare workers, those who have had breaks from the profession, and students who are likely to obtain qualifications.
Background on Childcare Employment Challenges
Despite the ongoing decline in birth rates, the demand for early childhood education has remained robust. The standards set for staffing and the needs of children requiring special care are becoming increasingly complex. As a result, securing qualified childcare workers continues to be a considerable challenge. Recent statistics reveal that the job openings-to-applicants ratio for childcare workers stands at a high average of 3.78 nationally, showcasing a significant shortage in staffing within the sector.
In Yamanashi Prefecture, the ratio is slightly lower at 3.06, nonetheless aligning at approximately 2.3 times greater than the overall average of 1.34 across all professions, indicating a persisting demand for childcare professionals here.
Furthermore, the evolving nature of childcare work and shifting life stages have increased the desire for a more supportive working environment. It has become quite challenging for job seekers to pinpoint workplaces that meet their diverse needs.
Understanding Job Seekers' Needs
The Asuka Group has identified that during individual discussions, many job seekers express their aspirations, such as wanting to work in an environment that offers more flexibility, navigating the timing of their return after a career break, or exploring which facilities would suit them best as students. Recognizing these pressing needs, Asuka Group aims to create local opportunities for consultation that can help find optimal matches for both job seekers and childcare facilities.
Explore Childcare and Lifestyle in Yamanashi
Nestled amidst nature, Yamanashi Prefecture provides an ideal setting for childcare professionals who value a balance between work and life. Specifically, Minami-Alps City, adorned with breathtaking mountains and charming orchards, is a serene locale. With robust support for childcare and migration, you can cherish moments spent with family while contributing to your community. The Asuka Group is committed to empowering you to embark on this new journey as a childcare worker in an enriching environment.
Event Details
- - Date: November 29, 2025
- - Time: 10:30 AM – 5:00 PM (Early reservations from 12:00 PM - 4:30 PM)
- - Venue: fumotto complex facility, within the fumotto MARCHE fresh produce market, located at 1571-1 Tokai, Minami-Alps City, Yamanashi 400-0336, Japan
- - Entry Fee: Free
- - Requirements: No materials are needed (brings CV if available for smoother processing)
Registration URL: Register Here.
The registration deadline is Friday, November 28, 2025, at 12:00 PM. Walk-ins are welcome, but pre-registration is recommended due to limited slots.
About Asuka Group
Asuka Group specializes in recruitment and staffing solutions for the childcare sector and offers services nationwide with 21 locations. They cater to various professions including nursery staff, kindergarten teachers, nurses, child counselors, after-school support staff, cooks, and nutritionists. With dedicated coordinators who thoroughly understand the challenges faced by educational institutions, Asuka Group is committed to creating safe and nurturing workplaces where professionals can confidently engage with children.
Additional Resources
- - Childcare Job Website: Childcare Job Guide
- - Special Needs Childcare Job Site: Therapeutic Childcare Job Guide
- - Direct Recruitment Site for Childcare: Childcare Scout
- - Job Search Site for Childcare Students: Enpitta
- - Information Site for Childcare Workers: Childcare Information Club
Company Overview
- - Company Name: Asuka Co., Ltd.
- - Chairman: Hideaki Kato
- - Location: 265 Yashima-cho, Takasaki City, Gunma Prefecture, Japan 370-0849, Inoue Building 8F
- - Established: December 1994
- - Business: General worker dispatch and employment agency business
- - Capital: 3900 million yen
Asuka Create Co., Ltd.
- - Chairman: Hideaki Kato
- - Location: 1-7-5 Sakuragi-cho, Omiya, Saitama Prefecture, Japan 330-8669, Sonic City Building, 21st Floor
- - Established: September 2004
- - Business: General worker dispatch and employment agency business
- - Capital: 3000 million yen
- - URL: Asuka Group Website
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