Career Options in Japan for Physics Major

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Hi everyone, just kind of a general question here. I'm a physics major undergrad at Texas Christian University. I'm also minoring in Japanese, and will be close to proficient in the language by the time I graduate, including hiragana, katakana, and kanji writing systems. In general, in the scope of my B.S. physics degree of course, what kind of job opportunities might there be for a person of my education in Japan? And by that I do mean making a permanent move to the country if need be, which is actually preferable to a short term stay.

What, if anything should I be doing in order to open up these doors?

Thank's everyone!
 
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Three days 140 something views and not a single response. Come on guys I know it's a slightly odd topic, but I'm not looking for someone who's been working in Japan for decades necessarily, give me a "I don't know but my buddy's sisters daughters boyfriend does some work there" or something! Bump.
 
maybe you can get more relevant responses in this forum:
http://learnjapanesepod.com/forums/

がんばってね
 
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