1. michinoku2001 Said,

   You can find "a" job. There’s no guarantee it will be well paid/rewarding, but you can find work. I don’t know what kind of work you do now, so I can’t advise you. Maybe you could be a "priest" in a wedding chapel. There are definitely Greek restaurants in Tokyo so if cooking is your thing…
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2. ibu guru Said,

   Forget it. You have no education, no exceptional expertise in any field, no fluency in the language, and no chance of a job. Japan is in meltdown – it’s economy has been crumbling for more than TWO decades since their stock market crashed in 1989! With the chaos of a great quake, tsunami, and all the resulting complications, millions are homeless, unemployed, etc, and their situations are dire. Assembly lines are closed, and some definitely will not get up and running this year, for one example of how bad things are there.

   Don’t even think about going to Japan. And for pete’s sake, don’t think about quitting any sort of job at all when there are a billion unemployed job hunters worldwide.
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3. pianojangee Said,

   It won’t be easy to get a job without any degree or skills. Being married to Japanese doesn’t get you a job.
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