Matt Schley
March 20, 2017 
In their junior year of university, Japanese students go through a special kind of hell called job hunting season.
Unlike in the States, where finding a post-college job is a pretty flexible process, Japan’s job hunting takes place in a fixed time period, and is, for most students, an incredibly stressful time in which they must don identical black suits and go to interviews with dour-looking corporate execs.
But entertainment and hospitality company City Communications does things a little bit differently.
Specifically, in order to advance to the interview stage, applicants to City Communications must karaoke one anime song – while representatives from the company listen in cosplay, natch.
The sessions take place at an anime song cafe run by City Communications in Yokohama.
A far cry from the typical Japanese job hunt indeed.
Source: RocketNews24
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