Can you provide common Japanese phrases for interview introductions

Common Japanese phrases for interview introductions typically start with polite self-introductions followed by expressions of gratitude and purpose. Here are some common phrases used in Japanese interviews:

• はじめまして、よろしくお願いします。 (“Nice to meet you, thank you for this opportunity.”)
• [私の名前はYour Nameです。] (“My name is [Your Name].”)
• 本日はお時間をいただきありがとうございます。 (“Thank you for taking the time to see me today.”)
• [私はYour Field/Experienceに興味があります。] (“I am interested in [Your Field/Experience].”)
• どうぞよろしくお願いいたします。 (“I look forward to working with you.”)

These phrases convey respect, professionalism, and a clear intent to engage positively in the interview process. ^{11, 18}

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