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To make it easier to work
Always supportive
I love this company.
2025.07.31
Working abroad is a major challenge in life. What experiences have Specified Skilled Worker gone through to get to where they are today? What dreams do they have for the future? We introduce the careers of these challengers.
Nicknameチュアン (25 years old)
Specified Skills start date: January 22, 2024
Length of stay: 5th year
Origin: Vietnam
Interview conducted on May 26, 2025
After completing his military service, he joined Daichi Construction through a relative's introduction.
I was born and raised in Phu Tho province, near Hanoi. My father was involved in house building, so I was familiar with the construction industry from a young age. After graduating from high school and completing two years of military service, a relative who worked at Daichi Construction told me that "Japan has a great lifestyle and good salaries," which made me want to come to Japan.
I arrived at Chubu Centrair International Airport after a grueling flight that included layovers in Ho Chi Minh City and Singapore.
I felt the pressure of the Japanese language very strongly.
When I first joined the company, I felt pressured because I wasn't used to communicating in Japanese, and I couldn't understand what I was being told or initiate conversations myself. However, thanks to the company's generous support, I was able to work and live with peace of mind.
Understanding Japanese opened up a whole new world of possibilities.
As my capabilities increased, the amount of work I did that simply involved carrying materials decreased. On site, I worked while receiving instructions from supervisors and foremen, and I think it was a big help that I gradually became able to understand Japanese. Also, the instructions were not only given verbally, but also explained with gestures and other means, which made them easier to understand.
I feel a sense of accomplishment from being involved in the project from start to finish.
Around my third year, I was able to participate in a project from the foundation work to completion for the first time. Because it was a factory construction project, it was on a large scale, and I felt a great sense of accomplishment.
The environment at Daichi Construction, where you can grow, is invaluable.
I completed Technical Intern Training and returned to Japan for about two months. During that time, I realized how wonderful the working environment and salary conditions were at this company. Unfortunately, it's difficult to find a similar job in Vietnam. That's why I decided to transition to Specified Skills.
I want to continue working at this company that has nurtured and supported me.
The company always thinks of us, providing things like a billiard table so we can enjoy dormitory life and supporting the cost of meals so that foreigners can interact with each other. I really feel that they value us. In order to continue working here, I would like to transition to Specified Skilled Worker (ii).
A message from senior employee Eguchi
He's usually cheerful and a real mood-maker, and he can be a bit of a jokester, but when it comes to work, he's incredibly serious. Once, on a job site we were working on together, we needed to hoist a generator from a narrow space, and I entrusted him with giving instructions via radio. I was listening to the radio nearby, and I was amazed at how clearly he was communicating in Japanese. Seeing him chatting with people from other trades on site really makes me appreciate how hard he works.
