Could you help me getting a job in Japan?

Hey, I'm a 20 year old japanese-argentinian female citizen and I would like to get a job in Japan. I've worked in a food factory where I made like 8 dollars an hour but they were making me stay in the factory for like 16 hours (with one hour break to eat and go to the toilet) when there was too much work to do.

I'm hoping someone could point me in the right direction to get a decent job, I don't care that much about the money. I speak English and Spanish fluently, some Portuguese and basic Japanese (with basic reading and writing).

I've lived in Saitama, Gunma and beem to Okinawa, so I really don't care very much about the location of my workplace, I've always rented an apartment or shared with a roomate.

Any ideas, any advices? I would appreciate it very much. Thank you all in advance!

teach spanish - a number of japanese women are interested in flamenco and study spanish at my school. You can teach at a school or offer private lessons.

http://www.workinjapan.com

http://www.gaijinpot.com

Also try the extra agencies like for TV extra work or modeling. they are often lookign for unique people

http://www.junes.co.jp

Pick up the free magazines- Tokyo Notice Board and Metropolis every Friday at HMV, Tower Record, Hub Pub. Lots of jobs there and the Japan Times on Monday.

1:come to china. there are lots of jobs for some people who can speake english. china's shanghai. beijing .is very fit for you.
2:otherwise. you may have a test and fire youself . then you will have enough time to finding jobs. you may go to large hotel. or become an interpreter in a lage company. never forget to a large company. even if you don't have a heigh degree. there are lots of choices i promise

if you have proper visa then it would be much easier to locate a job.factory work really requires long hours thats why very few japanese works in the same scenario.i tried several odd jobs in japan and factory work is the hardest.and i guess you have an edge to look for a more "decent" job for having the knowledge to read and write even basic japanese.you can try classified ads mags that are available in any convinient store,you can pick from different location from okinawa up to hokkaido.goodluck!

Gaijinpot.com has a loads of jobs in English updated daily.

JET program. They send off people to work in Japan for 1 year. You get government back up, payment, shelter, and food.

I think you had better consider what the corporate recruiters check. And what is your advantage?

Your advantage is foreign language. It is apparent.
Then, what business?
Easy way is a teacher of foreign language. But, they are too much now because NOVA, which was one of the biggest English school, went out of business (I guess you know).
Other business...
Interpretation, international business planning, survey, etc...
But, recruiters of Japanese companies think that other skills are necessary for them.
Intelligence, knowledge of manner, knowledge of their business region, etc...
Graduating college/university is one of the judging method of them (actually, it is not always right, though).

Then, I think there are 3 ways.
#1 above mentioned business
#2 simple labor
#3 start business by yourself

If you want to choose #1, secretary examination(绉樻浉妞滃畾) will be helpful. It proves business manner, intelligence, etc. It is one of the best skill for office-workers. 1 kyu (1绱? is quite difficult. But, 2 kyu (2绱? is not so difficult.

The most important thing is to consider what/how you should appeal.
This is my advice for you. But, it is still difficult as you know. In addition, the economy in Japan has not recovered yet.
Study hard to get some skills/licences while waiting a chance.