Japanese job applications use the Rirekisho (履歴書) — a standard one-page form with an ID photo, education history from high school, employment history by year/month, licences and certificates — plus the Shokumukeirekisho for detailed work history. This module drafts the content in a clean Latin-script layout you can transcribe onto the official Japanese form or adapt for gaishikei (foreign firms).
The Rirekisho preset is applied automatically as you build — sections, wording, personal details and spelling follow the local conventions below.
Create your profile once, then generate the right CV for any country, job and company.
Four steps from empty profile to a locally-correct PDF — no signup, nothing uploaded.
Name, title, contact, experience, education and skills. Add optional languages, certifications, projects, achievements, volunteer work and referees — stored only in your browser.
This page pre-selects the Japanese Resume (Rirekisho). Switch between any country version anytime — the same profile instantly adapts to each local convention.
Sections, wording, photo and personal details follow the Japan rules automatically. Use the AI assistant to polish your summary and bullet points for this market.
Preview the A4 layout live and download a clean Rirekisho PDF, named and formatted for Japan.
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Build my Rirekisho — FreeRirekisho is the standard one-page resume with personal data, education and employment history. Shokumukeirekisho is the longer work-history form used to detail each position in depth.
A professional ID photo, typically 3×4 cm, front-facing, plain background, usually in colour — attached to the designated box at the top of the Rirekisho.
For domestic Japanese companies, yes. For foreign firms (gaishikei) an English CV is common. This builder produces a working draft you can translate before transcribing to the official form.
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