Bridging Japanese Content and International Curiosity
Last month three staff from Jarman International were invited by Shizuoka Prefecture to lead a seminar on “Nurturing Global Personnel.” Bringing together over 40 international exchange staff from Shizuoka City and six neighboring municipalities, the seminar was a great opportunity Continue Reading
Beautiful art and traditional furniture make Onsen Guesthouse Tsutaya in Hakone a one-of-a-kind place to stay. Each piece is curated by the owners, Shimada Group Holdings, with the same sense of chic modern retro as their other hotels and restaurants. Continue Reading
JI Core 50 consultant Connie Baker and CEO Ruth Jarman spent three days helping promote Kochi Prefecture tourism. Connie and Ruth found that this destination can offer Japan-based families excellent fun, learning and family time. Especially perfect for expats living Continue Reading
Jarman International was honored to gather 30 members of the JI Core 50 representing Europe, Asia, North America, Oceania, Africa, and South America to learn about the wonders of Fujinomiya City in Shizuoka Prefecture.
CEO Ruth Jarman and Head of Train to Globalize, and Austin Auger participated as speakers, panel discussion members, and advisors in the WizWe/Gplus Media international HR seminar in Tokyo.
JI CEO Ruth Jarman is honored to appear on the Nikkei Plus 10 news program to share information on how businesses and localities across Japan can reach the growing market of inbound international visitors.
Very proud that Chiara Terzuolo’s beautiful article on Kochi appears in AllAbout Japan.
Jarman CEO Ruth Jarman began serving as business advisor for NHK’s Easy Business for Work.
Jarman-International sent seven JI Core 50 professionals to Miyagi to consult on a special tour being developed for International visitors. Ideas for Vegans, photographers and Hot Springs aficionados were discussed.
Here, CEO Ruth Jarman giving her expert feedback on specific trends she sees happening among the international traveler (inbound visitor) market to Japan. Ruth discusses her ideas with Japanese TV presenters about recent trends in the inbound tourism market in Continue Reading