The document compares the recruiting industries in the United States and Japan, highlighting differences in client focus, candidate pools, and search firm models. In the U.S., there is a larger candidate pool with clients seeking a broader range of candidates, while Japan emphasizes candidate procurement with high loyalty and limited options for search firms. Overall, the U.S. model is more flexible and competitive, whereas the Japanese model is characterized by long-term employment and a preference for high-credibility search firms.