Info Session and Recruitment Seminar with Japanese Game Development Company CyberConnect2!

CyberConnect2 is a renowned game development company from Japan with many internationally acclaimed titles under their belt. Join Executive Vice President Taichiro Miyazaki for an informative presentation about what makes the company successful, and about their overseas recruitment process! The presentation will comprise of an overview of the company, their foreign staffs’ experiences in a Japanese work environment, and the support offered by CyberConnect2 to those coming from overseas. The presentation will be done in Japanese with English interpretation, with a Q&A to follow.

This is your chance to ask questions directly with an industry professional and gain information that could shape your future career path! The session is open to all would-be and current game creators with an interest working globally, joining the Japanese game industry, or who are just curious about CyberConnect2!

CyberConnect2 is a Japanese video game development company headquartered in Fukuoka, with additional studios in Tokyo and Osaka. They are best known for their work with the .hack series, DRAGON BALL Z: KAKAROT, Demon Slayer -Kimetsu no Yaiba- The Hinokami Chronicles, and the Naruto: Ultimate Ninja STORM series. Aside from their work with well-loved anime and manga titles, CyberConnect2 also self-publishes original games like Fuga: Melodies of Steel.

CyberConnect2 staff take pride in their technical abilities and in incorporating high-quality anime-expression visuals in their game cinematics. Their original games also showcase a commitment to complex storytelling and rich, detailed world-building.

Taichiro Miyazaki

CyberConnect2 Executive Vice President

After gaining CG production experiences at a trading firm for CG software and game development hardware, Miyazaki joined CyberConnect2 in 2010. He currently oversees the management of personnel, accounts, and contracts both domestically and abroad, as well as the selection of outsourcing companies. He also is the Director of CyberConnect2 Montreal Studio.