日本仕事百貨

Shigoto100 replaces standard job listings with detailed interview articles—about 4,000 characters each—created after a reporter visits the workplace, conducts a 3-hour interview, and takes photos. The first draft is delivered 2–3 weeks later. The site intentionally omits salary and location filters, encouraging readers to explore jobs based on content and workplace atmosphere instead.

The site has posting records in all 47 prefectures and is designed to support relocation. Its primary readers are in their 20s and 30s, with about half living in the Kanto region. Employers pay 352,000 yen (tax included) plus travel and accommodation for the interview, photography, editing, and a two-week posting period. If fewer than 5 applicants apply, the posting can be extended by up to 2 weeks at no extra cost. Employers communicate directly with applicants via email.

The site may decline to publish companies that only want to present positive aspects, as it aims to convey both the rewards and challenges of a job. Beyond listings, it offers events, columns, and a store section to introduce lifestyles and work styles. Job listings show explicit application deadlines, such as '〜 2026.9.30'.