Manufacturing Job Site for Foreigners 'nosnavi' Officially Released on April 14, 2026; Rose Toma Appointed Official Ambassador

Twenty First Inc., headquartered in Tokyo and led by CEO Sodai Kubo, officially released its job platform 'nosnavi' on April 14, 2026. This platform aims to address the severe labor shortage in Japan's manufacturing and logistics sectors by connecting companies with foreign talent seeking employment in Japan. Rose Toma, a model and singer known for her multicultural background, was appointed as the official ambassador, and a new TV commercial campaign commenced on the same day, airing in Shizuoka Prefecture and other regions. The company, with over 35 years of experience in dispatching foreign workers, developed 'nosnavi' to contribute to 'Made in Japan' with global talent and enrich the lives of those working together. The platform specializes in manufacturing and logistics, offering a multi-language interface (Japanese, English, Portuguese) and comprehensive support for both companies and job seekers to resolve mismatches and vitalize Japan's manufacturing sites. Rose Toma, born in Brazil and raised in Shizuoka, embodies the diversity and challenge-seeking spirit that aligns with 'nosnavi''s goal of a symbiotic society. Her profile includes being a model, singer, actor, and flower artist, and she serves as a hometown ambassador for Kakegawa City and a goodwill ambassador for Hamana Lake. Twenty First Inc.'s business activities include worker dispatch services, paid employment placement, and job site operation, with branches in Tokyo and Hamamatsu, Shizuoka.