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TSE Co., Ltd.

As of December 5, 2025

Inspired by Japanese Manufacturing—Living and Working in a Place I Dreamed Of

From Thanh Hoa Province, Vietnam
Visa Status: Engineer/Specialist in Humanities/International Services

Mr. Nguyen Huu Khanh

Profile

• Education: Majored in Electrical and Electromechanical Engineering at Hanoi University of Science and Technology.
• Joined TSE in October 2020 .
• Role: Panel Division.Responsible for the structural design of panel enclosures, utilizing 3D CAD
• Hobbies: Calligraphy and watching Japanese anime (specifically One Piece and Totoro).
• Favorite Japanese Food: Sushi (especially Tuna).

• Working in Japan

  • What inspired you to work in Japan, and why did you choose Kanagawa Prefecture?

    I decided to work in Japan because a Vietnamese friend living in Japan recommended me. I heard Yokohama ranked first in the “Most Livable Cities” list, which sounded very appealing. I also love beaches, so the beautiful views of Enoshima and Yokohama attracted me

  • Why did you choose this industry and company?

    When choosing a job, I focused on the living environment, workplace atmosphere, and clear communication with the company. This industry is close to the field I studied at university—electrical and automotive components—so I felt I could utilize my expertise.

  • How did you prepare to work in Japan?

    Before working in Japan, I studied Japanese for one year in a language course and also learned through anime and YouTube.
  

• About Your Current Job

  • What are your current responsibilities?

    I am responsible for structural design of panel enclosures and creating models using 3D CAD. Since accuracy is required, concentration and planning is essential.

  • When do you feel most fulfilled at work?

    I feel a great sense of achievement when I solve difficult problems. At work, I make sure to practice Report, Communication, and Consultation to my colleagues( which is called “Hou-Ren-Sou” in Japan) and value teamwork.

  • How do you manage challenges at work?

    I consult with my leader or ask team members.
  

• Life in Japan and Future Goals

  • What surprised you most about life in Japan?

    There were many cultural differences, but by being flexible and open-minded, I was able to adapt.

  • What do you find attractive about living in Kanagawa?

    Life in Kanagawa is very convenient. There are many places to enjoy beaches, like Yokohama and Enoshima, so I can relax on my days off. I have visited Enoshima many times.

  • What are your future goals in Japan?

    I want to improve my Japanese skills more to communicate smoothly and when new Vietnamese employees join, I hope to support them.
  

• Advice to People Who Wish to Work in Japan

  • Any advice for those considering working in Japan?

    Japanese language is very important. Don’t be afraid of making mistakes, speaking is the fastest way to improve. Use daily conversations as learning opportunities. To adapt to the culture, observe how people behave and keep an open mind.