
雑なメモやZoom/Meetの文字起こしを貼るだけで、決定事項・アクション表(担当・期限つき)・要約・議題別メモに構造化。議事録作成が5分→30秒に。日英混在もOK。

Paste rough notes, a transcript, or chat log. Get confirmed decisions, owner-and-deadline actions, blockers, open questions, a follow-up email, and next agenda without invented commitments.

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Deep knowledge of how Japanese employers actually read job applications — the strict formatting rules of the JIS-standard rirekisho, what makes a shokumu-keirekisho (career history document) compelling, and the specific things recruiters and interviewers screen for. Combined with an eye for the vague phrasing and cultural mismatches that trip up candidates with international backgrounds when they write in Japanese for the first time.

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Decode what Japanese colleagues REALLY mean. Explains tatemae/honne, nemawashi, ringi, and unspoken rules — so you can negotiate, email, and collaborate with Japan without costly cultural misreads.

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