LINE stickers from 0 Yen Job Hunting are now available! Grab them for free by adding 0 Yen Job Hunting’s official account as a friend! Be sure to use these stickers when talking about job hunting with family and friends! *First-come, first-served. Available until March 17, 2025.

- Title : Good luck with job hunting them
- Price : Free
- Type : Static
- Region : Japan
- Link : line://shop/detail/33683
- Publisher : 0yen syuukatsu
- Copyright : C3 All Rights Reserved

Job Hunting Just Got a Little Cuter (and Freer!)
Okay, so navigating the whole job hunt scene can be a bit of a rollercoaster, right? Well, the folks over at 0yen syuukatsu totally get it, and they’ve dropped something pretty neat to help you (and your chat buddies) along the way. They’ve released a brand-new sticker pack called “Good luck with job hunting them,” and honestly, it’s a super relatable set for anyone deep in the shūkatsu trenches. Now, if you’re wondering, “0yen syuukatsu” literally translates to “zero yen job hunting.” It’s a cool Japanese concept focusing on providing job hunting services and support completely free of charge to students and job seekers. Think about it – job hunting in Japan can rack up some serious yen with travel, fancy interview clothes, and all those seminars. So, a service looking to ease that financial pinch is a big win! These stickers are their latest freebie, a fun little tool for those job-seeking chats.
Meet Your New Job Hunt Companions: The Stickers!
Let’s take a peek at these expressive little guys, shall we? This sticker pack is all about capturing those very specific job hunting moments with some adorable, simply drawn white rabbit and panda characters. They’re pretty expressive for such minimalist designs!
Top Row: The Emotional Grind
First up, we’ve got a rabbit and a panda buddying up. The rabbit’s got a supportive paw on the panda’s back, and the text below them, がんばろ (Ganbaro), is all about cheering each other on, like “Let’s do our best!” or “Hang in there!” It’s a sweet little motivator. Next door, it’s a solo panda head, looking all hopeful and a bit eager, with a tiny red heart floating by. The caption? 御社が第一ですねん! (Onsha ga daiichi desu nen!), which hilariously translates to something like, “Your company is my number one choice, ya know!” – a classic interview line. Then, we see a determined panda head, throwing a tiny fist pump, with ファイティン (Faitin) written underneath. That’s “Fighting!” – a common cheer for encouragement. Rounding out the top row is a panda looking a tad desperate, arms outstretched, with おしえてーな (Oshiete—na), meaning “Tell me!” or “Please teach me!” – maybe after a confusing interview question?
Bottom Row: The Ups and Downs (Mostly Downs, then Up!)
Starting the bottom row, we have a rabbit head looking utterly dejected, with a sad, downturned mouth. The text お祈りされました・・・ (Oinori saremashita…) is a classic job hunting euphemism in Japan, literally “I’ve been prayed for,” which means “I got rejected.” Ouch, we’ve all been there. Beside it, another rabbit head, this time with its mouth wide open, looking like it’s seen a ghost or is just completely over it. The text 就活はよ終われ〜 (Shūkatsu hayo oware~) screams, “Job hunting, just end already!” – a sentiment many can relate to. But then, things look up! The third sticker shows a smiling rabbit head, surrounded by cute little flowers and sparkles, with 祝内定!! (Shuku Naitei!!) boldly proclaimed. That’s “Congratulations on the job offer!!” – pure joy! Finally, the last sticker is a rabbit, face down, looking like it’s either given up or just totally wiped out, with some frantic scribbles above its head and the text オワタwww (Owatta www). “Owatta” means “It’s over” or “I’m done for,” and the “www” is the Japanese internet slang for LOL. What a mood!
Who’s Behind These Handy Helpers?
So, who are the awesome people bringing us these free digital cheerleaders? That would be 0yen syuukatsu, which, as we mentioned, translates to “zero yen job hunting.” This whole initiative is run by a company called 株式会社C3 (C3 Corporation), and they hold all the rights, so shout out to C3 All Rights Reserved. Their main goal with 0円就活 is pretty straightforward: to help ease the financial strain that often comes with job hunting in Japan. It’s a tough enough process without having to worry about every single yen spent on transportation or a new suit.
These “Good luck with job hunting them” LINE stickers are a perfect extension of that philosophy. They’re totally free! All you need to do is add the 0 Yen Job Hunting official LINE account as a friend, and bam, these expressive critters are yours. They’re really pushing these as a great way to chat about the whole job search experience with your family and friends. And let’s be real, sometimes a sticker says it all, especially when you’re trying to explain the highs and lows of shūkatsu. The stickers themselves are a fun mix, capturing everything from the pre-interview jitters to the sweet relief of an offer, and even those “I can’t believe this is happening” moments.
It’s a clever way to keep their brand in mind while offering something genuinely useful and fun. Think about it: students and job seekers are their target audience, and who doesn’t love a good sticker pack, especially when it’s free and perfectly themed to what they’re going through? The selection covers a great range of emotions: encouragement (“Ganbaro!”), a bit of hopeful sucking-up (“Your company is my first choice!”), determination (“Fighting!”), desperation (“Tell me!”), the sting of rejection (“Oinori saremashita…”), pure exhaustion (“Job hunting, end already!”), the elation of success (“Congrats on the job offer!!”), and that feeling of being utterly overwhelmed (“Owatta www”). It’s like a mini emotional support group in sticker form. Just remember, these are available on a first-come, first-served basis, and the offer is good until March 17, 2025. So, if you’re in the job market or know someone who is, snag ’em while you can!