300 questionsUnderstand occupational health from its legal basis
First-Class Health and Safety Officer
Build command of all five subjects through focused repetition.
- 300 practice questions
- Explanations and sources
- 21- and 44-question mocks
EXAM PREP, BUILT FOR FOCUS
19 dedicated apps for 24 Japanese qualification exams: Health and Safety Officer (Class 1, Class 2), Registered OTC Drug Seller, Hazardous Materials (Kou, Otsu, Hei), Boiler Engineer (Class 1, Class 2), Crane and Derrick Operator, X-ray Work Supervisor, Diver, Poisonous Substances Handler, Class-3 Refrigeration Machinery Officer, Condominium Management Officer, Takken, FP Level 3, IT Passport, G Test, Fire Equipment Officer (B-6, A-4, B-4, B-7), Licensed Cook and Color Coordinator Test Grade 3. Each is built around sourced explanations and exam-format mock tests.
Choose your exam ↓CHOOSE YOUR EXAM
Each app follows one exam’s scope, subjects, and question count. Every detail page includes a free three-question diagnostic in Japanese.
300 questionsUnderstand occupational health from its legal basis
Build command of all five subjects through focused repetition.
180 questionsFocus on the three tested subjects
Prepare to answer all 30 questions with confidence.
120 questionsWork through a public past exam with sources
Reproduce the 120-question flow on your phone.
680 questions totalFrom Otsu-4 to all six Otsu classes
Practice only what your selected class requires.
450 questionsOrganize all six classes together
Learn the differences by comparing each class.
250 questionsMaster gasoline, kerosene, and diesel
Organize the permitted materials down to the key numbers.
139 questionsFour subjects, forty questions, equal weight
Find the weakest subject by name.
129 questionsSubjects carry different weights
Scored by points, not by the number correct.
111 questionsFour subjects, weighted 30/20/25/25
Never drop the three-point subject.
116 questionsFour subjects, weighted 30/25/25/20
The diving-operations block weighs the most.
119 questionsFour subjects, forty questions, equal weight
Find the weakest subject by name.
112 questionsFour subjects, forty questions, prefectural pass marks
Solve the ten law questions from the statute itself.
112 questionsTwenty law and fifteen safety questions, 60% each
Clear twelve law and nine safety questions, both.
112 questionsFifty four-choice questions, a pass mark that moves each year
You can miss twelve to fourteen, no more.
100 questionsTwenty of the fifty questions are the Business Act
Start from the heaviest subject, and learn it from the statute.
80 questionsSix domains, ten questions each — nothing to drop
Read why the other choices are wrong, not just the answer.
100 questionsEvery one of the three domains has a floor
The smaller the domain, the less you can drop.
109 questionsAbout 160 questions in 100 minutes, no published pass mark
Read why the other choices are wrong, not just the answer.
125 questionsThirty written questions: 40% per subject and 60% overall
Learn the extinguisher standards from the statute text.
140 questionsForty-five written questions: 40% per subject and 60% overall
Learn the fire-alarm standards from the statute text.
132 questionsThirty written questions: 40% per subject and 60% overall
Learn fire-alarm inspection and the law from the statute text.
110 questionsThirty written questions: 40% per subject and 60% overall
Learn the earth-leakage alarm standards from the statute text.
155 questionsSixty questions in six subjects, eighteen on cooking theory
Work through all six subjects from the statutes and official guidance.
170 questionsA pass line around 140 of 200 points
Only questions whose answer is decided by words, not colour swatches.
HOW WE BUILD
Questions are checked against laws and public-source material.
Subjects, question counts, and pass thresholds stay specific to each exam.
Find weak areas through repetition, then finish with exam-format mocks.
These are independent study aids, not official exam-authority apps. Exam rules and laws can change; always check the official information before taking an exam.