Japanese companies attach great importance to the motivation of job hunting, because Japan traditionally does not encourage job-hopping. For freshmen, your motivation to join a company is very important first. Because now that you have applied, the company will think that you intend to work in this company for a long time.

So the interviewer will be very concerned about "motivation". You have to think about this. Motivation, to put it bluntly, is why you chose this place instead of other companies? Speaking well is also good for your future promotion. For example, this company has a bright future, so I came. You can also say that I like this job very much. It can also be said that I heard that this company has high management efficiency, so I want to come in enviously ... and so on.

Of course, in the case of foreign students doing short-term work, it can also be said that it is closer to where they live, and it is more convenient to earn living expenses. This motive will also be respected.