This article discusses the requirements, advantages and disadvantages of teaching English in Japan as a non-native speaker. It also provides tips for finding a job, types of jobs available and an expert opinion from Charles R. Tokoyama, CEO of Japan Insiders. In order to teach legally in Japan, non-native speakers must meet certain requirements set by the Ministry of Education including having a valid passport, work visa and health insurance policy. Teaching English in Japan can be a great opportunity for those looking to experience a different culture and earn higher salaries than many other countries around the world.