[New Series] A Novel Column 'Datsuryoku Shukatsu Magazine.' Launches on the Gen Z Economic Media 'Future Leaders Hub'!
Analog PR has started the 'Datsuryoku Shukatsu Magazine.', a column linked to a radio program, on the Gen Z media 'Future Leaders Hub' to alleviate job-hunting anxiety.
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- 📰 Published: April 11, 2026 at 01:43
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Analog PR Inc. (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Keisuke Matsuura), which provides marketing strategies fusing media, web, and offline under the concept of 'designing corporate information and impression', announces the launch of a new series 'Datsuryoku Shukatsu Magazine.' linked with a radio program on the new economic media for Gen Z 'Future Leaders Hub (FLH)' published by Fusosha Publishing Inc. (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; President and Representative Director: Hiroshi Akio), in whose planning and operation our company is involved.
## Background of the New Series 'Datsuryoku Shukatsu Magazine.'
In recent years, with early job hunting and information overload, many students have negative impressions such as 'anxiety' and 'pain'. In response to this situation, the radio program 'Datsuryoku Shukatsu.', produced by active university students and broadcast from Shibuya every Sunday night, has lowered the psychological hurdles for young people by appointing influencers who know nothing about job hunting as MCs to 'loosely' unravel the reality of companies.
The series starting on FLH this time is an attempt to re-edit and transmit the enthusiasm and messages of this radio program as a 'magazine' that can be read back anytime. Producer Kurosawa, who has experience in corporate HR, will carefully decipher the background of remarks that could not be fully conveyed during the broadcast and the essence that modern job-hunting students should face from a professional perspective.
Instead of aiming to be 'highly ambitious', you re-evaluate your career at your own pace. We launched this series because we believe that such a 'relaxed' perspective will be the first step in forming a new career unconstrained by existing views on job hunting.
## About 'Datsuryoku Shukatsu.'
It is 'Japan's easiest job hunting media' produced by active university students, broadcast from the 'city of youth', Shibuya. Centered around a radio program (Shibuya Cross-FM), it develops content aimed at dispelling negative images of job hunting.
- Program name: Datsuryoku Shukatsu.
- Broadcast time: Every Sunday 21:00-21:50 (Live broadcast on Shibuya Cross-FM)
- Concept: A 'relaxed' job hunting program where an influencer who knows nothing about job hunting serves as the MC, asking simple questions like 'Is working fun?' and 'How are human relations in the workplace?' to weekly corporate guests. It provides a place to loosely learn about working and living styles for students who have an image of employment and work as being difficult.
- Past guest appearance companies (examples): DeNA Co., Ltd., CAMPFIRE, Inc., Mercari, Inc., Tokyu Corporation, Seven & i Holdings Co., Ltd., etc.
## Background of the New Series 'Datsuryoku Shukatsu Magazine.'
In recent years, with early job hunting and information overload, many students have negative impressions such as 'anxiety' and 'pain'. In response to this situation, the radio program 'Datsuryoku Shukatsu.', produced by active university students and broadcast from Shibuya every Sunday night, has lowered the psychological hurdles for young people by appointing influencers who know nothing about job hunting as MCs to 'loosely' unravel the reality of companies.
The series starting on FLH this time is an attempt to re-edit and transmit the enthusiasm and messages of this radio program as a 'magazine' that can be read back anytime. Producer Kurosawa, who has experience in corporate HR, will carefully decipher the background of remarks that could not be fully conveyed during the broadcast and the essence that modern job-hunting students should face from a professional perspective.
Instead of aiming to be 'highly ambitious', you re-evaluate your career at your own pace. We launched this series because we believe that such a 'relaxed' perspective will be the first step in forming a new career unconstrained by existing views on job hunting.
## About 'Datsuryoku Shukatsu.'
It is 'Japan's easiest job hunting media' produced by active university students, broadcast from the 'city of youth', Shibuya. Centered around a radio program (Shibuya Cross-FM), it develops content aimed at dispelling negative images of job hunting.
- Program name: Datsuryoku Shukatsu.
- Broadcast time: Every Sunday 21:00-21:50 (Live broadcast on Shibuya Cross-FM)
- Concept: A 'relaxed' job hunting program where an influencer who knows nothing about job hunting serves as the MC, asking simple questions like 'Is working fun?' and 'How are human relations in the workplace?' to weekly corporate guests. It provides a place to loosely learn about working and living styles for students who have an image of employment and work as being difficult.
- Past guest appearance companies (examples): DeNA Co., Ltd., CAMPFIRE, Inc., Mercari, Inc., Tokyu Corporation, Seven & i Holdings Co., Ltd., etc.