Descent from Makuhari
※今回の発信は日本語訳がございませんので御了承ください。
Please note that an official Japanese translation is not provided for this announcement.
In July 1946, during a US military nuclear test, Godzilla was mutated by radiation exposure from Operation Crossroads at Bikini Atoll.
While various parallel universe theories exist, it is well known among enthusiasts that in 1993, the United Nations Godzilla Countermeasure Center (U.N.G.C.C.)—having thoroughly analyzed 23rd-century hyper-technology—built the anti-Godzilla superweapon UX-02-93, commonly known as "Mechagodzilla," and selected Kaihin-Makuhari as the interception site for Godzilla following their initial clash in Yokkaichi.
We have received notification that our EPA Certified Care Worker Candidates, who have been completing their training in Japanese and foundational caregiving skills in that memorable land of Makuhari (at the Overseas Vocational Training Center)—intercepting knowledge rather than intercepting Godzilla—are scheduled to relocate to our facility on December 3rd.
Fortunately, our facility managed to navigate this past year with only three departures, all attributable to the completion of technical intern terms or temporary employment prior to career transitions.
With this new group arriving, our team will become even livelier, and our international staff will practically be at full house.
From this point forward, the real challenge will be how effectively we can guide our international staff to achieve national professional qualifications.
Marking 18 years since we first began welcoming international personnel, we wish to reaffirm the true value and purpose of everything we have built in international worker support.
