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Are you a host family looking for a Japanese au pair? Now is the perfect time to connect! Many Japanese applicants are currently in the process of completing their applications, aiming to travel by summer. If you’re interested in welcoming a Japanese au pair into your home, now is the best time to start the matching process.

Why Are Many Japanese Au Pairs Applying Now?

In Japan, the school year runs from April to March. As a result, many young adults choose to begin their osaki2nd\@gmail.com pair journey after finishing their academic commitments in March. This timing makes spring and early summer a peak season for Japanese au pairs preparing for international placements.

 Why Choose a Japanese Au Pair?

Japanese au pairs bring a strong sense of responsibility, respect, and cultural exchange to their host families. Many have experience in childcare, a strong work ethic, and a keen interest in improving their language skills while contributing to their host family’s daily life. Additionally, Japan’s deep-rooted culture of politeness and attentiveness often makes Japanese au pairs highly valued by host families worldwide.

How Can Host Families Get Matched with a Japanese Au Pair?

If you’re a host family interested in welcoming a Japanese au pair, we encourage you to start the matching process early. Since the demand for host families is increasing, taking the first step now will give you the best opportunity to find the perfect match. Reach out today to learn more about how you can connect with a Japanese au pair for the upcoming season!

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.

This is Spring, and in Japan, March is the end of the academic and business year. School year starts in April and ends in March. Consistently, professional calendar year starts in April and ends in March.

What does it mean for host families who are seeking Japanese au pairs?

Spring is the very important season to start communicating Japanese au pairs.
Also, you might consider welcoming a Japanese au pair sometime between April and June. Many Japanese nationals are seeking an au pair opportunity with April, May arrival after graduating from school or finishing their employment contract.

Some Japanese nationals think that they would like to work until March, then resign their job and focus on their au pair application process.

I realized several Japanese nationals started working seriously about their applications.
We are working hard to encourage them to finish their applications.

Au Pair Japanese Connection is hosting a recruiting event in Tokyo and Osaka in June.
I am hoping to promote au pair programs in the USA, Australia, New Zealand, France etc.

Busy recruitment season has been started.
I will keep you posted!

The busy summer matching season is just around the corner. We added new Japanese au pairs to be ready to match.
There is a variety of Japanese au pairs with different ages, professional experiences and of course personalities. So, please take a look at our available Japanese au pairs page.

Hope you can find the best au pair for your family.

We have more Japanese au pairs for American host families.
The current list of Japanese au pairs have been updated. As you can see, all of our currently available au pairs have more than 1000 hours of experiences. Each person has unique experiences. For example, we have preschool teachers, currently studying Early Childhood Education. If you are looking for au pair with infant experiences, we have a midwife and nurse.

Please check the list of currently available Japanese au pairs.

Feel free to ask us questions!

Please see our available au pair information page for USA destination. Preparing for Spring to Summer arrival, we will work hard to complete new applications for host families in the United States.

Also, we have a new Japanese candidate for Australia. If you would like to have a Japanese au pair in Australia, please feel free to contact us.

Have you considered a male au pair for your family?

There are not many male au pairs, BUT, I would say some host families are definitely in need of a male au pair. If you are one of them, we currently have a male au pair seeking a host family to be matched.

Atsushi is 25 years old and has been working as a social worker for few years and has experience with childcare as well. I met with him in Tokyo this summer, and he is a polite and kind person.

For information about the currently available Japanese au pairs, please click the following link.

Currently Available Japanese Au Pairs for USA

Male au pairs tend to be the dedicated and hard worker. In fact, several male au pairs had selected as the BEST AU PAIR in the past.
Most of the male au pairs have related academic and work experiences. Most of them are daily drivers, love to play sports, cheerful, and many of them like to cook.

If you are interested in hosting a male au pair, please do not hesitate to contact us.

We have two Japanese au pairs who would like to be matched with a family in New York area.

The two au pairs are looking for families who live near New York City or easy access to the city with a public transportation.
Both au pairs speak English very well: one of them graduated from a university in Finland, and the other one has experienced 1 year of internship abroad in the United States before.

They are ready to arrive now.

So, if you are looking for an excellent au pair who speaks English well, have overseas experiences, and of course, good childcare experience, please contact us.

Our currently available au pairs are on the following page: 

Hi, everybody!

I am still in Japan, recruiting Japanese au pairs.
The currently available au pair page has been updated with new Japanese au pairs.

The available Japanese au pairs are ALL ready to arrive as early as this summer.  So, it is not too late for searching an au pair for summer arrival.

There are also several Japanese au pairs who are hoping to arrive by the end of this year or early next year. Of course, there will be more au pairs for spring 2018 arrival.

As usual, I am working very hard to send many Japanese au pairs.