Prepare for dynamic and exciting career opportunities in one of Japan’s most alluring cities with PR and Marketing internships in Tokyo. There are few cities in the world as special as Tokyo. With unrivaled cuisine, gorgeous temples and shrines and clean, safe streets, Tokyo is the ideal place to launch your career and discover a new culture. Moreover, PR and Marketing internships in Tokyo will give you a competitive edge when you apply for jobs in the future.
PR and Marketing internships in Tokyo will challenge a young PR professional to think outside the box and learn about their sector with a fresh perspective and in a new cultural context. Working in creative PR and Marketing internships in an international setting offers a truly one-of-a-kind professional experience. Not to mention, Tokyo attracts top professionals from all over the world, making it an attractive environment for networking.
Interns completing PR and Marketing internships in Tokyo will feel comfortable, safe and at home during their stay in Japan. The Intern Group provides accommodation in Tokyo’s safest areas, including Itabashi-ku, Kōtō-ku, Edogawa-ku, Taito-ku, Katsushika-ku and Kokubunji-shi. You will stay close to shops, restaurants and within a reasonable commute from your work via public transportation.
Besides great accommodation, living in Tokyo has many advantages. Despite being a massive city, it’s incredibly clean as recycling culture is the norm. You’ll barely ever see waste or litter, because the city has invested in infrastructure to keep streets clean. Tokyo is also incredibly safe, boasting very low crime rates. Beyond that, Tokyo also makes it easy for its residents to get about town. The city’s trains and buses are famous for being highly efficient. Not only do the schedules run on time, but the public transportation infrastructure is extremely clean.
There’s a reason Tokyo was named “World’s Most Satisfying Tourist City” in a TripAdvisor poll back in 2013. Japan has so many incredible aspects to its culture and Tokyo is right at the center of it all. For one, Japanese gastronomy is legendary. Foodies will go crazy in Tokyo – and you can experience so much on a budget. Authentic and inexpensive street food and noodle shops are a great way to start. Or if you’re craving a fine dining experience, Tokyo also boasts more Michelin stars than any other city in the world.
There are plenty of incredible attractions in Tokyo that are worth a visit. Some noteworthy religious sites include the Meiji Shrine and the Sensoji Temple. See how Japanese royalty live at the Imperial Palace. In terms of museums, you can’t leave Tokyo without having visited the Tokyo National Museum and the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation.
Shopping is another fun way to enjoy Tokyo. Leave a little money in your budget for a shopping spree. From fashion to technology, Tokyo is a great place to find some incredible products. Fashionistas can check out fabulous Tokyo stores like Tomorrowland, Beams and United Arrows. You also can just window shop or check out interesting markets, like the Tsukiji fish market, the biggest fish market in the world and a leading Tokyo attraction.
Another attraction is baseball, as the city is home to two different stadiums. Coffee drinkers will enjoy the wide variety of unique cafés in the city, like a manga-kissa, or “comics café.” If you’re an animal-lover, hang out at one of the city’s cat or owl cafés, where you can sip your latte with the company of these animals. Another quirky attraction is the Kanda River bats (don’t worry they don’t bite). You could also go take a peek at Tokyo’s large bronze Godzilla. You’ll never run out of fun things to do in Tokyo.
Sources: https://travel.usnews.com/Tokyo_Japan/Things_To_Do/, http://www.cnn.com/travel/article/tokyo-worlds-greatest-city-reasons/index.html, https://wanderwisdom.com/travel-destinations/The-Best-Things-About-Living-In-Tokyo-Japan
Photos
1. based on Tokyo Tower_2, by hans-johnson, CC-by-ND 2.0
2. based on Tokyo View, by Alexander Annenkov, CC-by-2.0