Food and Beverage Manufacturing Mini Test

This 10-question mini test is for foreign nationals who want to work in Japan under the Specified Skilled Worker status in the food and beverage manufacturing field.

10 questions Multiple choice 5-minute time limit Not an official exam
Factory worker wearing protective gear monitoring a French fries production line
Image of work in a food factory. Actual job duties must be checked individually.
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About this mini test

This page is a simple self-check page for people who want to work in Japan in the food and beverage manufacturing field under the Specified Skilled Worker status.

Important: This mini test was created independently by Tommy’s Legal Service for learning support. It is not an official exam. It does not guarantee success in the official exam or approval of a visa application.

In the food and beverage manufacturing field, passing the skills test and a Japanese language test is generally important. Even after passing the tests, your current status, employer, job duties, employment contract, support system, and application documents must be checked carefully.

What is the Food and Beverage Manufacturing field?

This field may include food factories, food processing, ready-made meal production, lunch box production, frozen food production, seafood processing, and other food manufacturing work.

However, whether your actual job duties are covered by the Specified Skilled Worker food and beverage manufacturing field depends on the employer’s business and your actual work. Individual confirmation is necessary before applying.

Food hygiene Hand washing, disinfection, health control
Foreign object prevention Hair, metal pieces, personal items
Production line Sorting, processing, packing, checking
Before applying Applicant, employer, documents, screening trends
Food factory workers sorting sweet potatoes on a conveyor belt
In a food factory, it is important to follow workplace rules for sorting, processing, packing, and hygiene.

Start the mini test

Press “Start the test” to show the questions and start the countdown timer. There are 10 questions. Choose the best answer for each question.

Time limit: 5 minutes
The questions will not be shown until you press the start button. When time is up, unanswered questions will be counted as 0 points.
Time left: 05:00

1. What should you do before handling food?

2. What should you wear to help prevent hair from getting into food?

3. What should generally not be brought into the work area?

4. What is a risk if refrigerated food is left at room temperature for a long time?

5. What is the correct understanding of a use-by date?

6. What is the correct action after work?

7. What should you do if you have a fever, diarrhea, or strong illness?

8. If someone says “Please check it” at work, what does it mean?

9. What should you do if you find a mistake or abnormal situation during work?

10. If you pass the skills test and Japanese test, is your SSW status always approved?

How to read your score

8 to 10 points You have a good basic understanding. Please continue studying with official learning materials.
5 to 7 points You have some basic knowledge, but should review food hygiene and workplace Japanese.
0 to 4 points Please review basic terms and official learning materials before trying again.
Before applying Passing the exam does not automatically guarantee approval of SSW status.
Workers sorting tomatoes on a food factory production line
It is important to understand both exam knowledge and actual workplace rules.

What to check after passing the exam

Even after passing the tests, there are important points to check for a Certificate of Eligibility application or a change of status application.

1. Applicant Current status of residence, period of stay, past applications, refusals, and exam results.
2. Employer Actual job duties, employment contract, salary, social insurance, and acceptance system.
3. Documents Exam certificate, employment contract, support plan, company documents, and applicant documents.
4. Screening trends Field-specific rules, additional document requests, legal updates, and acceptance conditions.

Related pages

日本語ページ：特定技能１号 飲食料品製造業ミニテスト Specified Skilled Worker Visa Support Immigration and Status of Residence Support Contact Tommy’s Legal Service Book a paid consultation

Need help with your SSW application?

Passing the skills exam does not automatically guarantee approval of Specified Skilled Worker status. Your current status, employer, job duties, employment contract, support plan, and application documents must also be checked carefully.

If you want to work in Japan under the Specified Skilled Worker status in the food and beverage manufacturing field, Tommy’s Legal Service can help you review your situation before applying.

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This page is for learning support and self-check purposes only. Please always check the latest official information for exam details, eligibility, schedules, and fees.