IMUS CITY, CAVITE - is opening doors for jobseekers dreaming of working in Japan as the Special Recruitment Activity: Bound for Japan takes place on September 7, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM at the 4th Floor Function Hall of the New Imus City Government Center . This event offers a rare opportunity to secure employment with manufacturers in Japan, with free Japanese language classes included for successful applicants.
Event Details and Job Openings
Imus will host this one-day recruitment event at the New Imus City Government Center, a modern facility inaugurated in 2022 with a total floor space of 30,595.54 square meters . The 4th Floor Function Hall will serve as the venue for this special recruitment drive, which offers the following vacancies:
Sewing: 40 slots
Plastic Molding: 20 slots
Ready Made Meal Manufacturing: 12 slots
Metal Press: 10 slots
Farming: 6 slots
Machining: 4 slots
Frame Works: 4 slots
Framework Construction: 3 slots
Factory Sheet Metal: 3 slots
These roles are part of Japan's growing demand for Filipino workers across various manufacturing and production sectors. Under the Japan-Philippines Economic Partnership Agreement (JPEPA), Filipino workers receive preparatory Japanese language training and pre-departure orientation to prepare them for work and daily life in Japan.
Hiring Qualifications and Requirements
Imus applicants must meet the following qualifications to be considered for the Japan-bound positions:
Education: At least a High School Graduate
Documents: Birth Certificate required (If late registered, a maximum delay of only 7 years is allowed)
Medical & Physical: Physically and mentally fit with good eyesight. No body surgeries (minor or major) and no tattoos
Work History Restrictions: Must NOT be an ex-Japanese Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW) or trainee. If you previously worked in another country abroad, you must have already stayed back in the Philippines for at least 2 years
The recruitment is being conducted through the Pre-Employment Government Placement Bureau of the Department of Migrant Workers . Applicants are encouraged to arrive early, bring their complete documents, and be prepared for on-site interviews. A free Japanese language class is included for successful applicants, which typically involves six months of preparatory language training in the Philippines before deployment .
