Connecting Indonesia and Japan, through people.
インドネシアと日本を、人でつなぐ。
A licensed sending organization (P3MI) placing Indonesian workers in Japan under the SSW, technical intern and upcoming Ikusei Shuro programs — with end-to-end support on both sides through our Nagoya-based group company, ANC Japan.
1,000+
Workers placed in Japan (group)
2
Training centers (Solo & Bekasi)
3
University MOUs (UGM, UI, IPB)
2
Countries of operation (ID & JP)
Why Kebun
Three Reasons Clients Choose Us
Licensed on both sides of the bridge
We hold an official P3MI license from Indonesia’s Ministry of Manpower, while our Nagoya group company ANC Japan is a licensed paid job-placement and registered support organization. One group, end to end.
Top-university pipeline + our own training centers
MOUs with UGM, UI and IPB feed our talent pipeline, and our own training centers in Solo and Bekasi teach Japanese language and workplace culture before departure.
A founder who knows Japan from the inside
Our founder, Dr. Mardiansyah Mardis, earned his doctorate at Nagoya University and lives in Japan — combining first-hand knowledge of Japanese workplaces with deep roots in Indonesia.
Services
Services
Specified Skilled Worker (SSW)
Job-ready Indonesian talent for care, food service, manufacturing, construction, agriculture and more.
Read moreTITP → Ikusei Shuro
Technical intern placements, ready for the transition to Japan’s new Ikusei Shuro system.
Read moreBusiness Consulting
Indonesia–Japan market entry, halal readiness and partner search — in both languages.
Read moreFlow
How It Works
From first consultation to long-term retention, our teams in both countries walk with you.
- 1 Consultation
- 2 Interview
- 3 Training
- 4 Visa
- 5 Arrival
- 6 Retention support
Training Centers
Our Training Centers in Solo & Bekasi
Before departure, candidates study Japanese (JLPT N4 / JFT-Basic) and Japanese workplace culture at our own centers.
News
News & Articles
What Is Ikusei Shuro? Japan’s New System Replacing Technical Intern Training
A concise overview of Ikusei Shuro, the new system replacing Japan’s Technical Intern Training Program, and what it means for employers and Indonesian workers.
What to Actually Look for in SSW Candidate Interviews
Thirty minutes online is not much time to judge a future employee. A sending organization’s perspective on what predicts long-term success beyond Japanese fluency.
Training Center Notes: Solo & Bekasi (Placeholder)
Regular updates from LPK Kebun training centers in Solo and Bekasi — replace with real batch news, exam results and departure stories.
Let’s build the bridge together
For Japanese companies
Considering hiring Indonesian talent under the SSW or Ikusei Shuro programs? Talk to us — consultation is free.
Free consultationFor Indonesian candidates
Official, safe, no brokers
Want to work in Japan through official channels? Register now and our team will guide you from day one.
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