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Originally Posted by MMM
It may not be impossible, but I wonder what the benefits are? American employers are not familiar with Japanese universities, and Japanese employers, in general, are not looking for foreigners who have graduated from Japanese universities. To be honest, for an employer to hire a foreigner, usually they are hoping for someone with a foreign degree.
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Your right. Japanese employers already have plenty of (Japanese) people to employ that already have (Japanese) degrees, so their is no need to higher a foreigner for something that another Japanese can do. This isn't racist of the Japanese, it's just logical.
However, that is not to say that a Japanese degree wouldn't be useful. Countries such as Korea and Hong Kong (not to sure about Hong Kong) require you to have a bachelors degree to work in their country, so if you ever wanted to work outside of Japan...
Also, Japanese immigration wouldn't mind if you had a Japanese or American degree whenever you apply for a work visa.