I'm sure it is since you have experience; however, Japan does like to require a degree but I would check it out. Most of the jobs I've applied for require that you're in japan with working visa papers. By the way, how did you find a job teaching in China. I have been trying to find jobs teaching overseas but no luck. I've worked with recruiting agency and they have done nothing for me.

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Usually you need a degree (BA) to teach English and get a working visa. I've lived here for the past 15 years and the only people I've met working as teachers without a degree, have been people on a working holiday visa or those here on a spousal visa. Presuming you are not married to a Japanese citizen, then a working holiday visa might be the best route for you.

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