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Due to a fault in an external system, inquiries received through the contact form (corporate, individual, other) installed on Enworld Japan's corporate website are not being received properly. As a result, it may take longer than usual to respond. For urgent matters, we recommend contacting us by phone.
Enworld Japan Inc. conducted an investigation into the scope of the vulnerability in the globally used programming language PHP and completed the application of the necessary patch. They stated that they will continue to strengthen security measures and monitoring systems.
Enworld Japan announced that its job alert service, temporarily suspended since December 4, 2025, will resume on July 10, 2026. Users can update their settings or unsubscribe.
The job alert email service, temporarily suspended since December 4, 2025, will resume on July 10, 2026. Enworld Japan apologizes for the inconvenience during the suspension. Users can update or cancel their settings through the link.
Around noon on March 17, 2026, an external system failure made the job site inaccessible. Service was restored at about 3:50 p.m. Enworld Japan sincerely apologizes for the significant inconvenience caused to users.
Enworld Japan announced that its job alert email service will be temporarily suspended from December 4, 2025, for system maintenance. The restart date has not yet been determined and will be announced on the website when service resumes. Other services, including job searches, applications, and account creation, remain available as usual.
Enworld Japan will temporarily suspend its job alert email service from December 4, 2025, for system maintenance. The restart date has not been determined and will be announced once service is restored. Other services remain available as usual.
Since October 2025, individuals impersonating en world Japan employees have reportedly contacted members of the public by SMS. An investigation found that the individuals do not work for the company, and no personal information breach was identified. In accordance with its privacy policy, the company urges people to beware of suspicious emails, SMS messages, and social media direct messages from these individuals.
Enworld Japan confirmed reports of SMS scams impersonating employees beginning in October 2025. The messages are sent by people who are not actual employees, and no personal information has been leaked. The company is committed to protecting personal information and urges people to remain vigilant.
The company’s recruitment website was updated on January 14, 2025. At the first login after the update, users will need to verify their password. Passwords can be reset through the designated link. For questions, please use the inquiry form.