PORT Career Launches In-Depth Interview Series Featuring Comedians and Influencers Sharing Candid Job-Hunting Experiences, Sparking Social Media Buzz

PORT Inc. (President and CEO: Hirofumi Kasuga, headquarters: Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo) announces the official launch of a special interview series on its career development support product, "PORT Career." This series features popular creators and influencers candidly sharing their experiences with job hunting and pivotal career moments.

■ Currently Published Job-Hunting Interview Articles

The series focuses not only on success stories but also on setbacks, failures, and genuine emotions during the job-hunting process. Articles already published have received widespread empathy and feedback via social media platforms such as X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram. As of June 2026, social media posts related to the series have surpassed approximately 200,000 total impressions.

■ Tosa Kyodai (Comedy Duo, Watanabe Entertainment)

・Article 1: Why the Comedy Duo Tosa Kyodai Said "Never Improvise During Job Hunting"

┗ Popular comedy duo Tosa Kyodai candidly reveal their interview failures! The first must-watch interview features their strong assertion: "Improvisation has no place in job hunting. Overwhelming preparation is everything."

・Article 2: [Tosa Kyodai and Job Hunting] The Dropkick That Led to Resignation – "There’s Always Someone Watching You," Say the Duo Today

┗ Leaving stability behind for a career in comedy! The second powerful installment shares elder brother Takuya’s dramatic resignation story and delivers a heartfelt message to struggling job seekers: "Even if you keep failing, there’s always someone watching you."

・Article 3: [Tosa Kyodai and Job Hunting] "I’d Be Fine Running a Burger Shop Tomorrow" – Choosing Companies Based on the 'People' Axis

┗ A sharp critique of meaningless "job-hunting one-upmanship"! The third installment passionately argues Tosa Kyodai’s unwavering principle: "Who you work with matters more than the job content itself in achieving true fulfillment."

・Article 4: [Tosa Kyodai and Job Hunting] The Day a Relatable Gag Was Born – How to Survive Interviews with "Interviewers’ Casual Clothes Are Usually Uncool"

┗ The birth story of their famous "relatable" comedy bit revealed! The final installment concludes with the ultimate job-hunting hack—turning unfair interviewers into laughter—and a passionate, inspiring message to all job seekers.

■ Tenryukawa Nacoon (Rapper, YouTuber, Blogger)

・Article 1: "Job Hunting Is a Game of Luck." Why Reality Channel’s Tenryukawa Nacoon Pushed Through Anyway

┗ A must-read first interview for students struggling with conformity pressure and unfairness in job hunting. Nacoon shares his survival strategies to stay mentally intact until the end.

・Article 2: Two Academic Probations, Zero Friends, Rapper at 34 – Tenryukawa Nacoon’s Life Philosophy

┗ Two academic probations, a lonely student life, and becoming a rapper at 34. The second installment explores how the fear of "the life not lived" drove Nacoon to make self-fulfilling choices outside societal norms.

・Article 3: Can You Still Create After Getting a Job? What Tenryukawa Nacoon Really Meant by "If the Fire Dies Out, That’s Its Limit"

┗ A direct answer to the concern: "Will I lose my creative passion after getting hired?" The third installment unpacks Nacoon’s realistic perspective on balancing corporate work and creative expression.

・Article 4: The Birth Story of "Reality Channel" – What Tenryukawa Nacoon Wants to Tell You If You Don’t Know What You Want to Do

┗ The secret behind the popular channel’s success: a mindset of not caring about others’ opinions. The final installment offers deep insights for anxious job seekers on shedding pretense and connecting with their authentic selves.

■ Yokochirudoren (Fashion Influencer)

・Article 1: Fashion Influencer Yokochirudoren’s Job-Hunting Style Advice! How to Wear a Suit

┗ Direct advice for job seekers who dread wearing suits! The first installment reveals the ultimate philosophy of "job-hunting styling"—how to express your best self even within strict dress codes.

・Article 2: "I Wear Clothes Because I Can’t Scream." Yokochirudoren’s Runway to Independence

┗ From Isetan to Comme des Garçons, then independence! The second installment traces Yokochirudoren’s passionate career journey, where fashion became her voice.

・Article 3: "Just Work First." Why Creator Yokochirudoren Successfully Chased Both Passion and Stability

┗ An honest answer to "Can I turn my passion into a career?" The third installment dives deep into practical career strategies, from balancing passion and stability to the realities of side gigs.

・Article 4: Break Free from "Wanting to Be Someone" – Why Yokochirudoren Declares "The Power to Understand" Is Essential for Job Hunting

┗ The highly acclaimed final installment! Yokochirudoren exposes the true desires behind "wanting to be fashionable" and reveals the ultimate communication technique to break free from the trap of "becoming someone" and fully express yourself.

■ Akegarasu King Boy (Comedian, Yoshimoto Kogyo)

・Article 1: King Boy’s Job-Hunting Philosophy: "Faking Yourself in Interviews Isn’t Fake"

┗ Akegarasu King Boy, trending on social media, debuts in the first high-vibe interview, shattering job seekers’ fixed notions with his bold claim: "Pretending to be yourself in interviews isn’t fake."

・Article 2: "I Had No Place or Words." How Akegarasu King Boy Found His Way to the Microphone

┗ From a lonely childhood to the microphone—how did King Boy get here? The second installment uncovers his unknown roots and relentless journey of carving his own path.

・Article 3: If You Love What You Do, Even the Hated Things Become Friends – King Boy’s "Just Do It" Work Philosophy

┗ If you love your work, even the unpleasant parts become lovable! The third installment bursts with King Boy’s overwhelmingly positive work philosophy: "If you want to do it, just go for it," blowing away future anxieties.

・Article 4: "When You’re Lost, Wash the Dishes." King Boy’s Self-Analysis Technique That Enabled His Comeback

┗ "When stuck, wash dishes! When confused, visit a shrine at midnight!" The soulful final installment reveals King Boy’s ultra-practical self-analysis method to solve job seekers’ dilemmas, packed with passionate encouragement for those afraid to take the leap.

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■ Background and Purpose of This Initiative

In today’s diverse society, career paths have expanded far beyond the traditional model of graduating, joining a company, and staying until retirement. Options now include independence, entrepreneurship, freelancing, and becoming a creator. Yet, many job seekers still struggle with feelings like "I must job hunt like everyone else" or "I can’t find my unique strengths."

PORT Career focuses on creators who are currently thriving and walking their own paths. By exploring their past job-hunting experiences, their struggles, and the reasons behind their current career choices, this series aims to provide authentic, relatable, and empowering insights for today’s job seekers.