Pakistan, Aug. 3 -- More young South Koreans are seeking jobs in Japan as they struggle to find employment at home. The trend reflects growing demand from Japanese companies facing labor shortages. Meanwhile, South Korean graduates continue to face limited entry-level opportunities despite strong qualifications. As a result, recruitment firms and job fairs are increasingly connecting Korean talent with Japanese employers.

Read More: Japan-South Korea spat an economic lose-lose: Experts

Japanese entrepreneur Moe Kasugai launched startup KOREC in 2019 to help Korean graduates find work in Japan. She said many talented students struggled to secure jobs despite their skills and Japanese language ability. Consequently, her company created a ...